Spent more than 5-6 minutes on verifying captcha while login on bitcointalk.

[xmrhopium]

I'm much not fan of google chrome, mostly use duckduckgo for various tasks in daily life. I never got problems on while verifying captcha before login in (often i used to select an options and then complete captcha, also didn't bothered me until today) but from this morning it is taking lot more time than previous tho when selected correctly from those options. (I keep logging in, out) couple of time to check whether it is only a one time problem or takes more time from now. But unfortunately, I spent like more than 24 minutes for 4 login attempts.

Now decided to bypass captcha for future login, with the help of this comment.

We sincerely apologize for any delays in our responses. Occasionally, technical difficulties with the google reCaptcha system hinder our access to this forum, which impacts our response time. We strive to answer all inquiries promptly and appreciate your patience. Please understand that, due to the demands of this project, we are currently operating with limited capacity. To ensure a timely response, we strongly encourage you to utilize our official support channels.

You mean on your own website, or on Bitcointalk?

On this forum, there is an option in your account settings to copy your "captcha bypass link", which is a unique link that lets you log in without solving the recaptcha.

Or you can click on this link https://bitcointalk.org/captcha_code.php while you are logged in and it will show you your unique login code. You can even rotate it periodically for extra security.

Worked and thanks, now onwards i dont have to fill captcha again all the time while login on bitcointalk from with the help of VPn for Duckduckgo as in pic below which is working super well as of now.



And same ain't working while I'm in tor, instead some message popups like this:

Code:

Try again later
Your computer or network may be sending automated queries. To protect our users, we can't process your request right now. For more details visit our help page.

Now, sometime I'm unable to login on bitcointalk while using tor with same computer while my internet is in super smooth. Kindly help on this issue.

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It worked on my device but Tor can be frustrating.

I first connected to Tor and both the normal login and the login that does not require captcha did not work. I off the Tor connection and closed the app and open it again and connected to Tor and it worked.

[xmrhopium]

It worked on my device but Tor can be frustrating.

I first connected to Tor and both the normal login and the login that does not require captcha did not work. I off the Tor connection and closed the app and open it again and connected to Tor and it worked.

Working fine while on through duckduckgo app and I've added new link in my BM. so, can log-in easily as I'll run orbot at my background for IP change without any problem, further. Thanks.

[Catenaccio]

Now, sometime I'm unable to login on bitcointalk while using tor with same computer while my internet is in super smooth. Kindly help on this issue.

With Captcha bypass code, you can more easily log in your account even with Tor.

Through Tor, you will have slower access to the forum and sometimes you will have issues, but you can click on the Hamburger icone on top right corner, and choose New Tor circuit for this site. Sometimes it works and you can continue with your access and surfing in the forum.

https://tb-manual.torproject.org/managing-identities

[Lucius]

With Captcha bypass code, you can more easily log in your account even with Tor.

Through Tor, you will have slower access to the forum and sometimes you will have issues, but you can click on the Hamburger icone on top right corner, and choose New Tor circuit for this site. Sometimes it works and you can continue with your access and surfing in the forum.

https://tb-manual.torproject.org/managing-identities

This is the first time I've heard that icon called that, or maybe it just looks like a hamburger to you? To me, it looks like three small circles that are connected into one circuit, which in some way reflects the function it represents.

As for using Tor and the forum, if you don't want to solve captcha indefinitely, you simply need your unique link with which you will be able to log in without captcha. What is important is that you keep that link safe, because theoretically someone who gets hold of that link could try to brute force your password, and without a captcha it could make his job easier (in case you have a simple password).

[Hagart]

This is the first time I've heard that icon called that, or maybe it just looks like a hamburger to you? To me, it looks like three small circles that are connected into one circuit, which in some way reflects the function it represents.

As for using Tor and the forum, if you don't want to solve captcha indefinitely, you simply need your unique link with which you will be able to log in without captcha. What is important is that you keep that link safe, because theoretically someone who gets hold of that link could try to brute force your password, and without a captcha it could make his job easier (in case you have a simple password).

It's not a hamburger, it's a circuit.



The truth is that I don't understand why Catenaccio calls it a hamburger. And yes, when the connection to Tor gets "stuck" by changing the circuit, the connection will get back up and running faster.

[xmrhopium]

This is the first time I've heard that icon called that, or maybe it just looks like a hamburger to you? To me, it looks like three small circles that are connected into one circuit, which in some way reflects the function it represents.

As for using Tor and the forum, if you don't want to solve captcha indefinitely, you simply need your unique link with which you will be able to log in without captcha. What is important is that you keep that link safe, because theoretically someone who gets hold of that link could try to brute force your password, and without a captcha it could make his job easier (in case you have a simple password).

It's not a hamburger, it's a circuit.



The truth is that I don't understand why Catenaccio calls it a hamburger. And yes, when the connection to Tor gets "stuck" by changing the circuit, the connection will get back up and running faster.

I guess catenaccio is probably talking about this icon shows on top of the right corner which is stacked on top of each other by horizontally into three lines (☰).  This icon even called as a hamburger.

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[Catenaccio]

This is the first time I've heard that icon called that, or maybe it just looks like a hamburger to you? To me, it looks like three small circles that are connected into one circuit, which in some way reflects the function it represents.

I did not know what is a hamburger icon too, but it's from the Tor guide on managing identities.
https://tb-manual.torproject.org/managing-identities/

When I learned to use it, and read that guide, I was confusing about hamburger icon too, but it is what it is and I can not change it in my way. Why do they call it as a hamburger icon, you can ask them, I don't know.

Tor Browser features "New Identity" and "New Tor Circuit for this Site" options. They are also located in the hamburger or main menu (≡).

[Lucius]

@Catenaccio, I was thinking of this other icon, which is much faster for me to change the circuit when needed - and as for this icon called the hamburger, it makes sense when you see that it's three horizontal lines that somehow resemble a hamburger. In any case, there are multiple ways to do the same thing, and it's a matter of personal preference which one chooses.

[Baofeng]

It's because Bitcointalk is using Cloudfare, and most of the cases, Cloudfare and captcha doesn't work with Tor.

Maybe you can try this hack if you are using FF: https://www.ghacks.net/2024/05/03/mozilla-blames-recaptcha-issue-in-firefox-on-google/

[dkbit98]

I'm much not fan of google chrome, mostly use duckduckgo for various tasks in daily life.

DuckduckGo is based on webview, that is the same thing like in Chrome browser, so there is not much difference between them.

Now, sometime I'm unable to login on bitcointalk while using tor with same computer while my internet is in super smooth. Kindly help on this issue.

Are you using Tor browser (based on mozilla firefox) or you have tor working in background with your standard ddg browser?
Generally speaking, bitcointalk captcha with cloudlfare doesn't like login with Tor, and slower speed is normal when using Tor network.