I want a standardized CAPTCHA

[aarongustafson]

With the valid and growing privacy concerns about certain common CAPTCHA services, perhaps we should consider an accessible, standardized CAPTCHA. Web developers need a way to help prevent automated bots from spamming their contact forms, while at the same time not frustrating users with uneeded "CAPTCHA hell."

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https://webwewant.fyi/wants/43/

[nikunjbhatt]

Google's reCaptcha is very reliable to detect robot or human. This should be natively implemented in all browsers. An attribute may be added like captcha to make it a captcha like <input type="checkbox" captcha> for v2 and <input type="hidden" captcha> for v3 kind of reCaptcha.

[Malvoz]

See w3ctag/design-reviews#558.

[PPPDUD]

It would be extremely hard to enforce such a CAPTCHA, because bots could use their own browsers that ignore CAPTCHAs.

[nikunjbhatt]

Captcha needs server side processing as well, so most probably there shouldn't be such an issue. However, as server side processing is required, it would be tricky to configure/implement.