Why not make a captcha on bitcointalk in the form of the Bitcoin logo?

[EarnOnVictor]

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I wouldn't say it's critically important, but in my opinion, it would be more correct and logical.

Thank you for at least suggesting something, but it will not achieve so much secure purposes it was intended for, but might even create more, as it will be too simple for bot developers to solve. Such a static financial imagery is considered  one of the simplest of all, which makes it vulnerable.

[Lucius]

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If not this topic, I wouldn't even know that such captcha exists. I though they're still using Google ReCaptcha or hcaptcha. I have bookmarked captcha bypass link but I rarely have to use because I chosen to alway stay logged in.

That option has never been acceptable to me, I just like to log in and log out when I'm done. I also delete all caches/cookies after each surfing session.

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Does anyone still use captcha when logging into the forum? Simply use your captcha bypass link and you'll never have to see/solve it again

Ooop! I love the fun of solving captcha. Why do you bypass it? Does it waste a lot of time for you?

For two reasons - the first is because I must have solved tens of thousands of captchas while playing with faucets, but it definitely paid off years later. The second reason is that I use Tor, and reCaptcha and that browser are not exactly an ideal combination. I know the forum now has another captcha, but why solve it if you don't have to?

[SeriouslyGiveaway]

For two reasons - the first is because I must have solved tens of thousands of captchas while playing with faucets, but it definitely paid off years later. The second reason is that I use Tor, and reCaptcha and that browser are not exactly an ideal combination. I know the forum now has another captcha, but why solve it if you don't have to?

Solving captcha is not hard, even with Tor, it can be done with a little bit more time but the issue is after completing captcha, you can not log in your account. Then you will have to solve captcha again, that's annoying, too much time consuming and surely not comfortable.

So with captcha bypass code available to use, why I should solve captcha manually with possibility of failure and have to redo it again and again?
Captcha is to prevent bots, so as a non bot user, I don't want to waste my time with captcha.

[LoyceV]

Solving captcha is not hard, even with Tor, it can be done with a little bit more time

I've had captchas that took many minutes to complete. It feels like a tedious, brain-killing task to do. I'd love to see a private, browser-wide worldwide solution where I can pay a cent each time instead of solving a captcha. Send the cent to charity and it's a win-win for everyone. I see a few captchas per day on average, if $10 is enough to never see them again for a year, I couldn't be happier.

[Shishir99]

New CAPTCHA now required before posting.

This one was a pure joke by theymos as it was announced on 1st April to fool the forum members. Also, this captcha was not for login-related changes; it was required to post on the forum, and it was there for just one day. Everything was reversed after a day. So, this thread link doesn't actually fit on this list.

As for OP, you could bother PowerGlove if you want. It would be fun, actually. But I don't know whether they would invest their time and resources to make it instead of focusing on other important things that might need fixing.