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This shouldn’t be necessary. We changed our handling of Tor so long ago that I’ve forgotten how long go it was. If you are using the Tor Browser Bundle you should not see a CAPTCHA. If you do please report it to us.
Tails doesn't work for this.
Tor Browser Bundle does.
Correct?
This shouldn’t be necessary. We changed our handling of Tor so long ago that I’ve forgotten how long go it was. If you are using the Tor Browser Bundle you should not see a CAPTCHA. If you do please report it to us.
dear lord, the how many other things are you too lazy to do
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and The Tor Projects response to that: https://blog.torproject.org/trouble-cloudflare They have been in this dispute with each other for a long time.
blog.torproject.org uses an invalid security certificate. This site uses HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) to specify that Firefox may only connect to it securely. As a result, it is not possible to add an exception for this certificate.
Walk into a bank with a face mask on, and see how they react. Same principle here.
You should be able to walk up to a vending machine with a face mask on. That's a more apt analogy.
An analogy? Being required to show you passport to use a vending machine.
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and The Tor Projects response to that: https://blog.torproject.org/trouble-cloudflare They have been in this dispute with each other for a long time.
blog.torproject.org uses an invalid security certificate. This site uses HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) to specify that Firefox may only connect to it securely. As a result, it is not possible to add an exception for this certificate.
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Eh, I really doubt that it's designed to punish people who aren't tracking. Tracking makes users much more valuable, but the average legitimate user who isn't being tracked is still probably net positive value, so it wouldn't make sense to just block them outright. I think the problem is that a very high percentage of malicious behavior online comes from Tor, certain IP ranges, VPNs, scrapers that don't run Javascrip…
Cranky nerd here. I've tried to use Tor to access websites for legitimate purposes and found much of the web has become unusable recently. But perhaps you need a motivating example, since you don't think there's any value in supporting Tor! I'll give you some. - Security researcher wishes to contact an organization about a security hole in their site or product, but doesn't know if they'll be sued, so they want to pr…