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When using Tor, CloudFlare-protected sites think that the large amount of traffic coming from a Tor exit node might be an attack, so they put up a CAPTCHA. Because Privacy Badger blocks google.com cookies during this phase of getting to the actual web page I want to see, CloudFlare's CAPTCHA says it can't connect to the CAPTCHA provider, and so I can't get to the website without turning off Privacy Badger or disabling the google.com cookie block.
Please unblock google.com cookies, but only when the page is a CloudFlare CAPTCHA page. This might best be done by looking at the HTML title tag, which is unique to CloudFlare CAPTCHA pages.
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Honestly, I strongly reccomend that you don't use privacy badger in conjunction with Tor. You should be using Tor Browser Bundle to browse with tor for a number of safety reasons, and you should not be modifying tor browser bundle since this can make you fingerprintable.
I don't think we should be adding google.com to the domain exception list for all users, especially considering that this will greylist all google subdomains for all users
I agree with cooper that you might have better luck just relying on tor's built in protections
since this seems like a very specific use case I'm going to close this, and suggest that you use Privacy Badger's manual override for this situation
feel free to re-open if you can point us to a more specific CAPTCHA url
This may be a tricky one.
When using Tor, CloudFlare-protected sites think that the large amount of traffic coming from a Tor exit node might be an attack, so they put up a CAPTCHA. Because Privacy Badger blocks google.com cookies during this phase of getting to the actual web page I want to see, CloudFlare's CAPTCHA says it can't connect to the CAPTCHA provider, and so I can't get to the website without turning off Privacy Badger or disabling the google.com cookie block.
Please unblock google.com cookies, but only when the page is a CloudFlare CAPTCHA page. This might best be done by looking at the HTML title tag, which is unique to CloudFlare CAPTCHA pages.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: