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Andrei O.
@andrei0x309
Found this gem was second on Product Hunt: https://capjs.js.org/ Already made a PR, it uses POW and WASM to protect specific requests against automated traffic instead of browser tests and metadata. Game change for privacy, I do really hate with passion Cloudflare Turnstile which fails 90/100 when you use anti-fingerprint techniques and a low IP score, I raised that with the Cloudflare team when this product was not rolled out many months ago, and their answer: Turn off Anti-fingerprint. That is not an option internet privacy should be a human-protected right, and more legislation is needed to prevent all these intrusive tactics.
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Darryl Yeo đ ïž
@darrylyeo
Kind of surprised PoW captchas havenât caught on more. Cloudflare is especially annoying when youâre using a VPN. https://warpcast.com/darrylyeo/0x4239f45d
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Andrei O.
@andrei0x309
đŻ Is so hard to use Brave with VPN and anti-fingerprint. If the point is to stop bots, these kinds of intrusive methods have 0 chance to stop a well-designed bot. You just use Pupetter with a normal browser like Edge in non-headless mode, loaded with a common user profile, with extensions enabled, and it passes all measures better than a real user. Of course, running a full browser has a cost, but I mean you can enable the same cost with assembly and POW, without blocking the real user and mining all their data. You can literally set the POW difficulty such that a pretty powerful PC would need infinite time to be able to find the solution, but for most noncritical requests 1 second of work is enough to deter common bots.
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