Changeset 148135
- Timestamp:
- 08/22/2009 02:25:30 PM (17 years ago)
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- anti-captcha
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tags/20090821/anti-captcha.php (modified) (1 diff)
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tags/20090821/readme.txt (modified) (2 diffs)
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trunk/anti-captcha.php (modified) (1 diff)
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trunk/readme.txt (modified) (2 diffs)
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anti-captcha/tags/20090821/anti-captcha.php
r148132 r148135 1 1 <?php 2 2 /* 3 Plugin Name: Anti 3 Plugin Name: Anti-Captcha 4 4 Plugin URI: http://blog.fili.nl/articles/wordpress-plugin-anti-captcha/ 5 5 Description: Anti-Captcha is a transparent captcha solution which does not require any end-user interaction -
anti-captcha/tags/20090821/readme.txt
r148132 r148135 1 === Anti- captcha ===1 === Anti-Captcha === 2 2 Contributors: filiw 3 3 Donate link: … … 38 38 = Is javascript required by the user? = 39 39 Yes, however this sounds worse then it is. 40 Generally, it's frowned upon if you don't write javascript in an obstructive way.41 The reason for this is that some clients don't support javascript but should still be able to get around your website.40 Generally, it's frowned upon if you don't write javascript in an unobstructive way. 41 The reason for this is that some visitors don't support javascript but should still be able to get around your website. 42 42 43 AFAIK there are three types of visitors not supporting javascript:43 AFAIK there are four types of user-agents not supporting javascript: 44 44 45 * search-engine bots 46 * users who actively disabled javascript for some reason 47 * users of a command-line browser (like lynx) 45 * Search-engine spider bots 46 * Users of a command-line browser (like Lynx) 47 * Users who actively disabled javascript in their browser 48 * Mischievous bots trying to spam or hack into your blog 48 49 49 Search-engines don't need to comment, register or login so they can easily be excluded. 50 Lynx users and users with javascript disabled are likely to be a very small percentage of the internet population. 51 In my view, it's worth getting rid of image Captcha's. 50 Obviously, search-engines don't need to comment, register or login so they can be ruled out. 51 Lynx users and users with javascript disabled are likely to be a *very small* percentage of the internet population, who have actively excluded themselves from certain webfeatures. Finally, badly behaving bots, is what the Anti-Captcha plugin is trying to block. 52 52 53 53 54 54 == Screenshots == 55 55 56 - 56 Anti-Captcha is completely transparent. 57 57 58 58 == Changelog == -
anti-captcha/trunk/anti-captcha.php
r148131 r148135 1 1 <?php 2 2 /* 3 Plugin Name: Anti 3 Plugin Name: Anti-Captcha 4 4 Plugin URI: http://blog.fili.nl/articles/wordpress-plugin-anti-captcha/ 5 5 Description: Anti-Captcha is a transparent captcha solution which does not require any end-user interaction -
anti-captcha/trunk/readme.txt
r148131 r148135 1 === Anti- captcha ===1 === Anti-Captcha === 2 2 Contributors: filiw 3 3 Donate link: … … 38 38 = Is javascript required by the user? = 39 39 Yes, however this sounds worse then it is. 40 Generally, it's frowned upon if you don't write javascript in an obstructive way.41 The reason for this is that some clients don't support javascript but should still be able to get around your website.40 Generally, it's frowned upon if you don't write javascript in an unobstructive way. 41 The reason for this is that some visitors don't support javascript but should still be able to get around your website. 42 42 43 AFAIK there are three types of visitors not supporting javascript:43 AFAIK there are four types of user-agents not supporting javascript: 44 44 45 * search-engine bots 46 * users who actively disabled javascript for some reason 47 * users of a command-line browser (like lynx) 45 * Search-engine spider bots 46 * Users of a command-line browser (like Lynx) 47 * Users who actively disabled javascript in their browser 48 * Mischievous bots trying to spam or hack into your blog 48 49 49 Search-engines don't need to comment, register or login so they can easily be excluded. 50 Lynx users and users with javascript disabled are likely to be a very small percentage of the internet population. 51 In my view, it's worth getting rid of image Captcha's. 50 Obviously, search-engines don't need to comment, register or login so they can be ruled out. 51 Lynx users and users with javascript disabled are likely to be a *very small* percentage of the internet population, who have actively excluded themselves from certain webfeatures. Finally, badly behaving bots, is what the Anti-Captcha plugin is trying to block. 52 52 53 53 54 54 == Screenshots == 55 55 56 - 56 Anti-Captcha is completely transparent. 57 57 58 58 == Changelog ==
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