Hi, is there some documentation on tradeoffs of different widget types? When using non-interactive or invisible versions, will that cause more bots to be let through, more humans being rejected, or just things taking longer?
i figured so. Do you have any info about differences in detection rate and in which direction the classification might fail for the different widget types?
We are using Cloudflare Turnstile in the site and we found it use inline css for the UI , but we dont want inline css in the site , How this inline css can be remove?
I noticed chatgpt is using turnstile now haha, maybe turnstile is protecting more sites than recaptcha nowadays. Talking about which I recall seeing a project using AI to control a web browser, wonder if that can bypass turnstile or not...
Quick question: Is there any possible way to "Checkbox" mode active at all time??? What I mean is the "[ ] You are a hooman " will appear at all time, after checking the box CF will start verifying.
3x00000000000000000000FF(Demo) This is the key provided by CF will force the user check the box but i want the same on my key.
I haven't checked personally I already switched away to recaptcha as my business is affected by this working proeprly. I am going by the fact none of the tickets have been updated, none of the threads on community forum have been updated with anything stating it's fixed.
In respect to answer your question: I work for a Wagering software development company. A large number of bots visits the website on a daily basis. We been using turnstile for a while on top our own rulesets embedded underneath the frontend of stopping the bots (Been a huge issue for the industry) - However, from the stats looks like the bots are still tricking CF wall and entering our sites. That's the reason we want to force default to show the Checkbox in sake of another step of precaution. We don't want to google recapt because our data are crucial and related to public interest, we don't want that at all.
I used the visual studio code debugger browser to develop a webpage that included turnstile, but the getResponsePromise function returned an error of 60010. I am reading the document that it say the network has been hijacked, but I do need to use VSC to interrupt. How can I add the user accessing localhost to the whitelist or what other solutions are available?
Multiple people are still commenting in the community post including the OP. A CloudFlare rep also posted that the issue was being worked on but never followed up.
The turnstile script is loaded twice on that page, one with the query param ?ver=6.6.1 with implicit/automatic rendering and a div with the class cf-turnstilecf-turnstile and one with the query param ?ver=5.1.20 with explicit rendering which looks like it's part of fluent forms being told to explicilty render