Is there an option for the user to refresh the captcha if it is not readable?
If not - what do you think about this idea
Refresh Captcha?
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Re: Refresh Captcha?
they can use the browser refresh if nothing else
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Re: Refresh Captcha?
It would help bots.Octopus wrote:what do you think about this idea
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Re: Refresh Captcha?
A smart way IMHO would be to leave the decision on this balance to admins. I mean to make the number of retries customizable from 1 (current setting) to n. I would set this to 3-5 on my board. On the other hand nothing stops the bot to refresh the whole page while it is not so comfortable to humans, right?Kellanved wrote:It would help bots.
Re: Refresh Captcha?
Right.friendly-art wrote: leave the decision on this balance to admins. I mean to make the number of retries customizable from 1 (current setting) to n. I would set this to 3-5 on my board. On the other hand nothing stops the bot to refresh the whole page while it is not so comfortable to humans, right?
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Re: Refresh Captcha?
Left.friendly-art wrote:A smart way IMHO would be to leave the decision on this balance to admins. I mean to make the number of retries customizable from 1 (current setting) to n. I would set this to 3-5 on my board. On the other hand nothing stops the bot to refresh the whole page while it is not so comfortable to humans, right?Kellanved wrote:It would help bots.
Re: Refresh Captcha?
Wrong. The number of attempts is configurable; reloads count as failed attempts.
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Re: Refresh Captcha?
So the decision on this was that we don't care about a users experience and we want them to have to refresh the page - potentially losing their entered information, and receiving that annoying re-post browser message?
There should be a compromise that would allow a user to refresh the image, but only every x seconds, and possibly with a maximum number of refresh attempts.
There should be a compromise that would allow a user to refresh the image, but only every x seconds, and possibly with a maximum number of refresh attempts.
Re: Refresh Captcha?
No, the user can submit, which will leave the entered information mostly intact. If you offer a way to render a new CAPTCHA with the same solution, you might just as well disable CAPTCHAs alltogether - it's the same result.
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Re: Refresh Captcha?
An AJAX-based reload button would be nice. The solution of course should be changed too.