This is how it’s done.. Below is a quote from OSX Daily blogpost.
"You can completely bypass and skip CAPTCHAs by enabling an automatic
verification feature, here’s how:”
1. Open the Settings app on iPhone or iPad
2. Tap on your name at the very top of the Settings app
3. Choose “Pas
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wrote:
> > I am on a friend's Verizon plan. Last week Verizon made
changes > which apparently killed my access t my account (cell
service still > working). Every tie I redid my account, it would go
away again after > midnight.
> > I thin
ould go away again after
> midnight.
>
> I think it is due to the captchas they are using. I saw a button for
> it on the iPhone, don't recall the exact text. Nothing happened when
> I clicked on it abd I was able to complete the registration and
> access my ac
account, it would go away again after midnight.
I think it is due to the captchas they are using. I saw a button for it on
the iPhone, don't recall the exact text. Nothing happened when I clicked on it
abd I was able to complete the registration and access my account. But I
suspect it will go away
y account (cell service still working). Every
> tie I redid my account, it would go away again after midnight.
>
> I think it is due to the captchas they are using. I saw a button for it on
> the iPhone, don't recall the exact text. Nothing happened when I clicked on
>
I am on a friend's Verizon plan. Last week Verizon made changes
which apparently killed my access t my account (cell service still
working). Every tie I redid my account, it would go away again after
midnight.
I think it is due to the captchas they are using. I saw a button
screen and tell you when to click.
>
> Sent from my IPhone
>
>
>> On May 11, 2018, at 9:01 PM, E.T. <ancient.ali...@icloud.com> wrote:
>>
>> Phil, yes, captchas. Its an acronym for "completely automated public Turing
>> test to tell computer
gt; Phil, yes, captchas. Its an acronym for "completely automated public Turing
> test to tell computers and humans apart". The issue apparently is that what
> you refer to is going away in favor of the ones that have 6 pictures. For
> example, you are asked to select a
Phil, yes, captchas. Its an acronym for "completely automated public
Turing test to tell computers and humans apart". The issue apparently is
that what you refer to is going away in favor of the ones that have 6
pictures. For example, you are asked to select all pictures that ha
I Imagine the reference is to the image verification tests some sites use
instead of the non graphical intuitive captchas.
Karen
On Fri, 11 May 2018, Phil Halton wrote:
If you mean captures on your Mac, and you have an iPhone, then what I do is to
use the Be My Eyes app and have
Is anyone using Rumola? How well does it work? What does it cost to use? I
> took a quick look but did not find that information. It probably cannot
> handle the captchas that uses pictures. Is there anything for that type?
>
> From E.T.'s Keyboard...
> ancient.ali...@icloud.com
&g
Is anyone using Rumola? How well does it work? What does it cost to
use? I took a quick look but did not find that information. It probably
cannot handle the captchas that uses pictures. Is there anything for
that type?
From E.T.'s Keyboard...
ancient.ali...@icloud.com
Many believe
t;> Hello all,
>> Is there a software package that will allow me to solve captchas on the mac
>> for free? Thanks,
>> Brian
>>
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>> If you have
t use the audio version if available
> hth
>
> On 3/3/16, Brian Howerton <bshowert...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello all,
>> Is there a software package that will allow me to solve captchas on the mac
>> for free? Thanks,
>> Brian
>>
>> --
>> T
he mac in the future.
Untill then, I would just use the audio version if available
hth
On 3/3/16, Brian Howerton <bshowert...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello all,
Is there a software package that will allow me to solve captchas on the mac
for free? Thanks,
Brian
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The following information is impor
an install webvisum in Firefox and that doesn't excellent job. I use
webvisum anytime I need to solve a captcha on a website.
Sent from my IPhone
On Mar 3, 2016, at 8:17 AM, Brian Howerton <bshowert...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello all,
Is there a software package that will allow me to solve cap
a captcha on a website.
Sent from my IPhone
> On Mar 3, 2016, at 8:17 AM, Brian Howerton <bshowert...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
> Is there a software package that will allow me to solve captchas on the mac
> for free? Thanks,
> Brian
>
> --
> The followi
, this is a new project that hopes to bring capchas
for the blind to the mac in the future.
Untill then, I would just use the audio version if available
hth
On 3/3/16, Brian Howerton <bshowert...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
> Is there a software package that will allow me to solve captcha
Hello all,
Is there a software package that will allow me to solve captchas on the mac for
free? Thanks,
Brian
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When I tried to submit a support request to Carbon Copy Cloner, I
encountered the worst kind of captcha. A mumber of photos from which you
select the ones that have something in common, like street signs, trees,
etc. Has any of you been able to deal with this?
I sure would like to
the trend for those are quite ominous. Bots are capturing all captchas and
recording all of them. what is happening now is that these saved captchas are
being placed on randomly created websites and domaines where actual human
beings are solving them thereby the bots getting the proper
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From: Faisal ali
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, January 23, 2015 11:56 AM
Subject: Re: Response from Amazon regarding captchas
the trend for those are quite ominous. Bots are capturing all captchas and
recording all of them. what is happening now
Hmm, not so sure about that. I know the audio captchas I've played with
are a string of 6-8 random letters or numbers strung together with
different voices speaking each letter at different pitches and durations
overlaid with noise and background speech. I suspect nearly every one is
different
to get passed
it. for this very reason, companies like google are looking for alternative
methods of verifying whether you are human. I have sighted family members and
colleagues who also complain that the captcha images are very difficult to
read and the audio captchas are extremely difficult
Yup, I agree that the arms race has reached the point where it's become
difficult for real people to pass either the visual or audio captchas
because they have to be scrambled so much to knock out the bots. As far
as the number of combinations, just the 26 letter and 10 numbers (36
glyphs
captcha?
Gabe
On Jan 10, 2015, at 5:57 PM, Sarai Bucciarelli
sarai.bucciare...@gmail.com mailto:sarai.bucciare...@gmail.com
wrote:
Thought you guys would want to see the response I received from
Amazon regarding the captchas on the gift card page.
Hello,
Amazon.com http://amazon.com
Amazon
regarding the captchas on the gift card page.
Hello,
Amazon.com http://amazon.com/ implements CAPTCHA on several features on
Amazon.com http://amazon.com/ such as password changes. Users are
presented with a picture, and asked to copy the text string in the picture
into a text entry
:
Thought you guys would want to see the response I received from Amazon
regarding the captchas on the gift card page.
Hello,
Amazon.com http://amazon.com/ implements CAPTCHA on several features on
Amazon.com http://amazon.com/ such as password changes. Users are
presented with a picture
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Sent: Sunday, January 11, 2015 10:56 PM
Subject: Re: Response from Amazon regarding captchas
If memory serves, you met with this using the app, is that correct?
If so, are others checking the same way?
Kare
On Sun, 11 Jan 2015, Sarai Bucciarelli
you guys would want to see the response I received from Amazon
regarding the captchas on the gift card page.
Hello,
Amazon.com http://amazon.com/ implements CAPTCHA on several features on
Amazon.com http://amazon.com/ such as password changes. Users are
presented with a picture
browsers. The people at Amazon said some parts of their
site use captchas now. Go figure.
On Jan 11, 2015, at 8:47 PM, Cheryl Homiak cah4...@icloud.com wrote:
First of all, I have redeemed several gift cards from Amazon and there
was no captcha. I thought maybe it had changed recently when I read
with different web browsers.
The people at Amazon said some parts of their site use captchas now. Go figure.
On Jan 11, 2015, at 8:47 PM, Cheryl Homiak cah4...@icloud.com wrote:
First of all, I have redeemed several gift cards from Amazon and there was no
captcha. I thought maybe it had changed
browsers.
The people at Amazon said some parts of their site use captchas now. Go figure.
On Jan 11, 2015, at 8:47 PM, Cheryl Homiak cah4...@icloud.com
mailto:cah4...@icloud.com wrote:
First of all, I have redeemed several gift cards from Amazon and there was no
captcha. I thought maybe it had
of Swagbucking and m Amazon cards are sent via email, so that
isn’t the issue. I’ve redeemed Amazon cards for years without issues.
Saturday was the first time I’ve ever seen this. I even tried with
different web browsers. The people at Amazon said some parts of their site
use captchas now. Go
for years without issues.
Saturday was the first time I’ve ever seen this. I even tried with
different web browsers. The people at Amazon said some parts of their
site use captchas now. Go figure.
On Jan 11, 2015, at 8:47 PM, Cheryl Homiak cah4...@icloud.com
mailto:cah4...@icloud.com wrote
Hi,
Do they have an option for an audio captcha?
Gabe
On Jan 10, 2015, at 5:57 PM, Sarai Bucciarelli sarai.bucciare...@gmail.com
wrote:
Thought you guys would want to see the response I received from Amazon
regarding the captchas on the gift card page.
Hello,
Amazon.com implements
Not to mention it is not convenient to call them each time you want to redeem a
gift card!
I mean, come on! You hae to log in to your account with your user name and
password, a captcha is just over kill!
On Jan 10, 2015, at 9:55 PM, Gabe Griffith gabrielgriff...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
captchas now. Go figure.
On Jan 11, 2015, at 8:47 PM, Cheryl Homiak cah4...@icloud.com wrote:
First of all, I have redeemed several gift cards from Amazon and there was no
captcha. I thought maybe it had changed recently when I read this thread but
I went to the website and I see no captcha
in
addition to username and password is overkill, at least in some situations.
It is true that Amazon does require captchas in some instances; I rarely run
into this on Amazon but I think when you set up an account and perhaps when you
change your password you might have to enter a captcha, but I'm
for years without issues.
Saturday was the first time I???ve ever seen this. I even tried with different
web browsers. The people at Amazon said some parts of their site use captchas
now. Go figure.
On Jan 11, 2015, at 8:47 PM, Cheryl Homiak cah4...@icloud.com wrote:
First of all, I have
Amazon cards for years without issues.
Saturday was the first time I’ve ever seen this. I even tried with
different web browsers. The people at Amazon said some parts of their site
use captchas now. Go figure.
On Jan 11, 2015, at 8:47 PM, Cheryl Homiak cah4...@icloud.com wrote:
First of all
a lot of Swagbucking and m Amazon cards are sent via email, so that
isn’t the issue. I’ve redeemed Amazon cards for years without issues.
Saturday was the first time I’ve ever seen this. I even tried with different
web browsers. The people at Amazon said some parts of their site use
captchas
of Swagbucking and m Amazon cards are sent via email, so that
isn’t the issue. I’ve redeemed Amazon cards for years without issues.
Saturday was the first time I’ve ever seen this. I even tried with different
web browsers. The people at Amazon said some parts of their site use captchas
now. Go figure
with
different web browsers. The people at Amazon said some parts of their site
use captchas now. Go figure.
On Jan 11, 2015, at 8:47 PM, Cheryl Homiak cah4...@icloud.com wrote:
First of all, I have redeemed several gift cards from Amazon and there
was no captcha. I thought maybe it had
browsers. The people at Amazon said some parts of their site use
captchas now. Go figure.
On Jan 11, 2015, at 8:47 PM, Cheryl Homiak cah4...@icloud.com wrote:
First of all, I have redeemed several gift cards from Amazon and there was
no captcha. I thought maybe it had changed recently when I
Thought you guys would want to see the response I received from Amazon
regarding the captchas on the gift card page.
Hello,
Amazon.com http://amazon.com/ implements CAPTCHA on several features on
Amazon.com http://amazon.com/ such as password changes. Users are presented
with a picture
Hi,
Thanks for this information Sarai. I'm sending it to an accessibility lawyer I
know here in California to get her take on whether or not this is an acceptable
solution and what further action can be taken. I for one am not comfortable
with this solution as it would mean giving an amazon
results, or what? Wouldn't know, so
it's worth asking. :) Greetings, Nina
On Saturday, September 10, 2011 9:55:12 PM UTC+2, Anouk wrote:
Hi everyone, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either
solona and ie (but often there was no operator online) or webvisum and
firefox
, September 10, 2011 9:55:12 PM UTC+2, Anouk wrote:
Hi everyone, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either
solona and ie (but often there was no operator online) or webvisum and
firefox. Is there a way to solve visual captchas as a blind person on the
mac? As far as I know
, or what? Wouldn't know,
so it's worth asking. :) Greetings, Nina
On Saturday, September 10, 2011 9:55:12 PM UTC+2, Anouk wrote:
Hi everyone, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either
solona and ie (but often there was no operator online) or webvisum and
firefox. Is there a way
, 2011 9:55:12 PM UTC+2, Anouk wrote:
Hi everyone, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either
solona and ie (but often there was no operator online) or webvisum and
firefox. Is there a way to solve visual captchas as a blind person on
the mac? As far as I know firefox is still
asking. :) Greetings, Nina
On Saturday, September 10, 2011 9:55:12 PM UTC+2, Anouk wrote:
Hi everyone, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either
solona and ie (but often there was no operator online) or webvisum and
firefox. Is there a way to solve visual captchas as a blind
, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either
solona and ie (but often there was no operator online) or webvisum and
firefox. Is there a way to solve visual captchas as a blind person on
the mac? As far as I know firefox is still not accessible on the mac.
Thanks in advance
, so
it's worth asking. :) Greetings, Nina
On Saturday, September 10, 2011 9:55:12 PM UTC+2, Anouk wrote:
Hi everyone, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either
solona and ie (but often there was no operator online) or webvisum and
firefox. Is there a way to solve visual
worth asking. :) Greetings, Nina
On Saturday, September 10, 2011 9:55:12 PM UTC+2, Anouk wrote:
Hi everyone, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either solona
and ie (but often there was no operator online) or webvisum and firefox. Is
there a way to solve visual captchas as a blind
, or what? Wouldn't know, so
it's worth asking. :) Greetings, Nina
On Saturday, September 10, 2011 9:55:12 PM UTC+2, Anouk wrote:
Hi everyone, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either solona
and ie (but often there was no operator online) or webvisum and firefox. Is
there a way
being discussed were www.skipinput.com which employs
an add-on in either Firefox and safari and charges 99 cents for 50 captchas
which expire after a year and www.webvisum.com which requires you to request
an invitation before you can register and employs an add-on for firefox.
--
Cheryl
it.
On 2013-02-22, at 9:37 PM, Cheryl Homiak cahom...@gmail.com wrote:
The other alternatives being discussed were www.skipinput.com which employs
an add-on in either Firefox and safari and charges 99 cents for 50 captchas
which expire after a year and www.webvisum.com which requires you to request
alternatives being discussed were www.skipinput.com which employs
an add-on in either Firefox and safari and charges 99 cents for 50 captchas
which expire after a year and www.webvisum.com which requires you to
request an invitation before you can register and employs an add-on for
firefox
:
The other alternatives being discussed were www.skipinput.com which
employs an add-on in either Firefox and safari and charges 99 cents for 50
captchas which expire after a year and www.webvisum.com which requires you
to request an invitation before you can register and employs an add
:
The other alternatives being discussed were www.skipinput.com which
employs an add-on in either Firefox and safari and charges 99 cents for
50 captchas which expire after a year and www.webvisum.com which requires
you to request an invitation before you can register and employs an
add
to actually read it, and so if it is
unclear, less are likely to do so, and the result is prone to be less
accurate. We are always trying to find ways to improve the service, but for
the moment there seems to be no better way. For the easiest captchas, it
comes back very quickly, but for the harder
WebVisum has an algorithm to read the captchas. ZCaptcha turns the screenshot
over to Amazon Mechanical Turk so that actual people may read the captchas.
God bless,
Brandon Olivares
Azavia Technologies
ZCaptcha — The Captcha Reader
Christ's Little Flock — Jesus is the Good Shepherd
Luke 12:32
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: captchas
Hello, I did not realize it was people reading them. Is that how it is with
web vissum?
On 2013-02-22, at 7:43 PM, Brandon Olivares programmer2...@gmail.com
wrote:
Hello,
Sometimes if the screenshot is not very clear, it'll take a longer
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[mailto:macvisionaries@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Kerri
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2013 10:47 PM
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: captchas
Hello, I did not realize it was people reading them. Is that how it is with
web vissum?
On 2013-02-22
I'm not sure what you're referring to, but assuming you're referring to
ZCaptcha.
Go to www.azavia.com and click register. Once you are registered, you have to
refill your account to have funds for the captchas, which are currently
$0.16/captcha. Then go to www.azavia.com/zcaptcha to submit
The other alternatives being discussed were www.skipinput.com which employs an
add-on in either Firefox and safari and charges 99 cents for 50 captchas which
expire after a year and www.webvisum.com which requires you to request an
invitation before you can register and employs an add
Hi all,
sharing this given the talk about what works does not work and how
beneficial those things are for anyone.
Karen
Subject: w3c discussion: Example of accessible CAPTCHAS that work well
all,
Revising this discussion about captchas reminded me that we had a similar one
on the w3c list
10, 2011, at 3:55 PM, Anouk Radix wrote:
Hi everyone, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either
solona and ie (but often there was no operator online) or webvisum and
firefox. Is there a way to solve visual captchas as a blind person on the
mac? As far as I know firefox
in the VOICE-OVER cursor via mail.
Best wishes,
Jonathan
On Sep 10, 2011, at 3:55 PM, Anouk Radix wrote:
Hi everyone, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either solona
and ie (but often there was no operator online) or webvisum and firefox. Is
there a way to solve visual
captchas with mac and safari
I must agree, many sites are now audio captcha enabled but a lot of them are
pretty hard to understand.
Greetings, Anouk,
On Sep 10, 2011, at 10:54 PM, Cody wrote:
I am wondering the same thing and as far as I know ff is still not
accessible. Fortunately many sites
Wonder how that holds up to a speech recognition like Dragon? If it's
easy for you it might be easy for an algorithm.
CB
On 9/12/11 11:05 PM, Shawn Krasniuk wrote:
Personally, I don't think that audio captchas aren't that bad. For example,
when I used the OS whose name we can't say, when I
, Chris Blouch wrote:
Wonder how that holds up to a speech recognition like Dragon? If it's easy
for you it might be easy for an algorithm.
CB
On 9/12/11 11:05 PM, Shawn Krasniuk wrote:
Personally, I don't think that audio captchas aren't that bad. For example,
when I used the OS whose
or
the cognitive load to solve the captchas will increase to the point where real
people can't solve them (already happening). Either scenario ends badly for
those trying to protect the integrity of their content sites. In the meantime,
just saying the current stuff doesn't work doesn't help because nobody
Guys,
I am fed up of audio captcha. My Member of Parliament currently has a
question in to the UK Prime Minister about use of audio capcha on
government websites. I know it's a drag, but we need to challenge
these things every time we come across them. I was on a site the other
day which had a
Eric and all following this thread,
I am not sure why they think that.
Perhaps, because it is claimed to be the most accessible for jaws and for orca
too?
Also it is not owned my apple or Microsoft. The volunteers who work for open
source, usually dislike the oppressive proprietary companies.
recently while submitting my rss feed to a new directory i ran across
a captcha i had never heard of before. it gave you a list of six
check boxes and asked you to check which ones were birds. I liked it
so much i went back to see what would happen. the next time it asked
which of the
Now, seems to me that's one very correct approach to take to the matter.
I trust you commended them for there forward thinking on the captcha matter?
Seems to me such providers, site developers ETC deserve to be emulated.
Sincerely,
The Constantly Barefooted Ray!!!
Now a very proud and happy
Yes, Wordpress uses the equations for capchas on their sites. I love this kind
of solution, being accessible to all, or at least more folks.
Teresa
On Sep 12, 2011, at 1:04 AM, Adie wrote:
Guys,
I am fed up of audio captcha. My Member of Parliament currently has a
question in to the UK
That's so great. :) More of those, please! :)
Teresa
On Sep 12, 2011, at 6:58 AM, Maxwell Ivey Jr. wrote:
recently while submitting my rss feed to a new directory i ran across a
captcha i had never heard of before. it gave you a list of six check boxes
and asked you to check which ones
to have left-option-X send the image in
the VOICE-OVER cursor via mail.
Best wishes,
Jonathan
On Sep 10, 2011, at 3:55 PM, Anouk Radix wrote:
Hi everyone, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either solona
and ie (but often there was no operator online) or webvisum and firefox
As I had mentioned in previous emails, the root issue is a philisophical
one. Good app developers want to write their code once. So when it came
to accessibility the Mozilla folks went to the open standard
IAccessible2 APIs.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IAccessible2
That way any platform
Agree Chris,
I work with developers every day, as well ass with the business side. the true
is that there is always things to implement. but I really think the matter is
philosophical, if in matter of principal accessibility was there as a principal
from the start of RND and in the business
Radix wrote:
Hi everyone, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either
solona and ie (but often there was no operator online) or webvisum and
firefox. Is there a way to solve visual captchas as a blind person on
the mac? As far as I know firefox is still not accessible on the mac
cracked and it's turned into an arms race. Eventually the
algorithms will be sophisticated enough that they will either mimic
human behavior undetectably or the cognitive load to solve the captchas
will increase to the point where real people can't solve them (already
happening). Either scenario
will be
sophisticated enough that they will either mimic human behavior undetectably
or the cognitive load to solve the captchas will increase to the point where
real people can't solve them (already happening). Either scenario ends badly
for those trying to protect the integrity of their content sites
and audio recognition are about the only two that haven't been cracked
and it's turned into an arms race. Eventually the algorithms will be
sophisticated enough that they will either mimic human behavior undetectably
or the cognitive load to solve the captchas will increase to the point where
real
will be sophisticated enough that they will either mimic human behavior
undetectably or the cognitive load to solve the captchas will increase to
the point where real people can't solve them (already happening). Either
scenario ends badly for those trying to protect the integrity of their
content sites
Personally, I don't think that audio captchas aren't that bad. For example,
when I used the OS whose name we can't say, when I wanted to demo the Acapela
voices, they gave me both a visual and audio captcha to choose from. The Audio
Captcha used Acapela Heather to speak the numbers so I could
So is that OS CPM?
On Sep 12, 2011, at 8:05 PM, Shawn Krasniuk wrote:
Personally, I don't think that audio captchas aren't that bad. For example,
when I used the OS whose name we can't say, when I wanted to demo the Acapela
voices, they gave me both a visual and audio captcha to choose from
but there are still
plenty that don't
On Sep 10, 2011, at 3:55 PM, Anouk Radix wrote:
Hi everyone, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either solona
and ie (but often there was no operator online) or webvisum and firefox. Is
there a way to solve visual captchas as a blind person
cursor via mail.
Best wishes,
Jonathan
On Sep 10, 2011, at 3:55 PM, Anouk Radix wrote:
Hi everyone, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either
solona and ie (but often there was no operator online) or webvisum and
firefox. Is there a way to solve visual captchas as a blind
,
Jonathan
On Sep 10, 2011, at 3:55 PM, Anouk Radix wrote:
Hi everyone, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either
solona and ie (but often there was no operator online) or webvisum and
firefox. Is there a way to solve visual captchas as a blind person on the
mac? As far as I
hey gang if your looking for good web brouses for mac try icab and
lightening kind regards trahern
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On Sep 11, 2011, at 10:30 AM, trahern culver wrote:
hey gang if your looking for good web brouses for mac
The only downside to Lightning is that it's webkit-based as well. It's pretty
darn fast, though.
Teresa
On Sep 11, 2011, at 8:30 AM, trahern culver wrote:
hey gang if your looking for good web brouses for mac try icab and
lightening kind regards trahern
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Subject: Re: solving visual captchas with mac and safari
I must agree, many sites are now audio captcha enabled but a lot of them are
pretty hard to understand.
Greetings, Anouk
I find that rather interesting. now why would the general public (and business
professionals) get the impression that mozilla was the most accessible web
browser for any OS? sure it works well with windoweeyes and jaws in the windows
platform. it also works mostly with orca in linux. it does
Hi everyone, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either solona
and ie (but often there was no operator online) or webvisum and firefox. Is
there a way to solve visual captchas as a blind person on the mac? As far as I
know firefox is still not accessible on the mac.
Thanks
I am wondering the same thing and as far as I know ff is still not accessible.
Fortunately many sites have the audio captcha but there are still plenty that
don't
On Sep 10, 2011, at 3:55 PM, Anouk Radix wrote:
Hi everyone, On the pc I could solve visual only captchas with either solona
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