Honestly?
Write the site and tell them hat happened, educate them that these re a
poor way to manage security, and recommend the more interactive things
like a math problem.
Many work from the idea that an audio edition is access, when it is not.
just my vote,
Karen
On Tue, 27 Jul 2010, John D. Lipsey wrote:
Hi,
I was trying to sign up for a website in Safari, and I came across a captcha.
It had an audio link, but pressing the link, both with VOSpace and down-up in
quicknav yielded no results. Trying to download the file gave me an HTML file.
Advice? Tips/tricks for dealing with CAPTCHAs?
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