Yes, and Google captchas are the worsts of all of them.

I found Buster a while ago and works most of the times, it use the accesibility audio challenger to try to solve it using speech recognition. When it don’t work I found more easy to try the audio challenger, you just need to write the part that you understand and not all you hear, less picky than the images, still a pain in the ass

Yes. You can block ads entirely. But the more you use stuff to block tracking and ads, the more you get captchas.

I’ve started turning away from so many sites because they have a CAPTCHA. There are a few sites that are worth it enough to do demeaning work but as I get more fed up they get more rare.

Of course I probably show up as a “blocked threat” on these site’s dashboards. So they probably aren’t getting the message.

There are very few legitimate usage for CAPTCHAs, but fear mongering CAPTCHA services are trying to convince non-technical people that they are required.

Was there more to this thought?