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Hi,
Legend has it that on 06/10/2014 22:35, the fair wind whisper'd the
words of Ron W:
> It is doable, but a bot would still be able to read and interpret
> it.
Theoretically speaking, making an automatic captcha solver for
Fossil's current ascii art
On Mon, Oct 6, 2014 at 3:20 PM, Rob wrote:
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> Do youthink it would be possible to implement a very simple textual
> captcha that randomizes a few numbers and a few operations and asks
> for the result?
> I think that should be fairly secure, especially if we output numbers
> as letters (one, two,
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Hi,
Legend has it that on 06/10/2014 19:42, the fair wind whisper'd the
words of Ron W:
> An audio CAPTCHA is possible, but you would need help from a
> webserver
Do youthink it would be possible to implement a very simple textual
captcha that randomi
On Sun, Oct 5, 2014 at 1:34 PM, Rob wrote:
> Legend has it that on 05/10/2014 18:55, the fair wind whisper'd the
> words of Stephan Beal:
> > i.e. what i'm afraid of is that once you start hosting a repo with
> > such an option for the registration page, some bot is going to come
> > along, regis
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Hello,
Legend has it that on 05/10/2014 19:47, the fair wind whisper'd the
words of Stephan Beal:
> Agreed completely, but most people, i assume, who are contributing
> to the wiki and tickets are capable of entering a captcha?
Yes, the keyword here b
On Sun, Oct 5, 2014 at 7:34 PM, Rob wrote:
> repository as you said. If the registration is too hard (e.g. takes
> too much time or is unsolvable), users are not going to register to
> report bugs, contribute to the wiki, etc.
>
Agreed completely, but most people, i assume, who are contributing
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Hi,
Legend has it that on 05/10/2014 18:55, the fair wind whisper'd the
words of Stephan Beal:
> i.e. what i'm afraid of is that once you start hosting a repo with
> such an option for the registration page, some bot is going to come
> along, register
On Sun, Oct 5, 2014 at 1:33 PM, Rob wrote:
> For the anonymous user this is not an issue, as it is possible to
> autofill the password, however when a new user wishes to register,
> there is no such option for the captcha.
> Is there a way to add this autofill feature, possibly as a toggleable
>
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Hello,
As it stands, Fossil is using ASCII art to display captchas.
Unfortunately, this is impossible to interpret for screen reader
users, i.e. the blind and visually impaired.
For the anonymous user this is not an issue, as it is possible to
autofil
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