It's now switching to recaptcha, Google's captcha, now which doesn't want to work more than half the time on a vpn alone, worse on TOR. And I'm betting that Google will find a way to rip it from the site anyway so the one in your picture that I was getting earlier should be the only one. Though understandably I don't see this being changed for a few days or more with Null's situation.
Null said that Cloudflare was providing him with a way to migrate the domains to another registrar, so if it's not still showing the Cloudflare terrorism block page I'd take that as a good sign.
Having to complete that crap for 15 times before logging is infuriating
I don't see the necessity for capcha at all since we're on invite only anyway. Is it just automatic when the site detects strange network activity? It feels like that shouldn't be on for the TOR site.
Jersh said that are a lot of attempts to bruteforce accounts, now I'm not technically savvy enough to know if the captcha helps with those, but maybe that's the reason
Requiring a captcha for every login attempt makes it basically impossible to brute-force a login. A script can pretty easily be set up to run hundreds of login attempts per second, but it's completely stopped in its tracks if a captcha is required for every attempt and the script isn't able to solve the captcha.
I think this issue also is what is affecting the confirmation after changing the email address associated with an account. After clicking the "confirm email" link sent by the mailbot, it leads to the following error message:
Just experienced this. Flopped between regular tor browser and brave's, connected through tor bridges and that made the login too slow for the capcha to even work before needing "reverification". Ended up just getting in by doing it over and over again in brave tor. I don't get why the site has stopped showing the built in capcha at all.
I was having a lot of trouble with .top as well, Tor (thru Brave) has been much better. I occasionally need to force it to reset/refresh the connection, but then it stays stable for a while.
Yeah I see them too. It's happened a few times in the past, same thing, you see them but can't actually use them. Whatever the reason, it's usually sorted out in a day or two.
Sites running pretty iffy for me on tor now, it was actually fast when I was having the other issues, which are surprisingly gone now. Trade offs. There don't appear to be more people on here right now, though tor is untracked, ddos would seem more likely.
