funny with all the IP information they have, cloudflare cannot do a better job. (I am on IPv6)
and most of the time, its on marketing product pages like in framework main site, which can be cached.
funny with all the IP information they have, cloudflare cannot do a better job. (I am on IPv6)
and most of the time, its on marketing product pages like in framework main site, which can be cached.
If you're on a consumer router, using a mainstream stock browser with stock settings (maybe plus uBlock Origin), with your Google account logged in, it's very, very likely to just work. If you're part of the .01% of users with opinions about that sort of thing... you're not worth optimizing for.
I dont care what recaptcha wants to optimize for. I dont think that using a vpn is that a rare thing anyway. If others have figured out how to do it without requiring spending 30 seconds to solve a captcha, I dont see why websites still use recaptcha/captchas for that.
And that it is "my fault" not being logged into google I was least expecting to see here.
Parent was just starting a fact of how our digital overlords determine the probability of your browser being a bot. Why take it personal?