Thus spake Orionjur Tor-admin (tor-ad...@orionjurinform.com):
This should be fixed in Torbutton 1.2.6.
When you plan to release it?
Well the current plan is to add support for FF4 and fix a smattering
of bugs, including this one, in the 1.2.6 release. However, I am also
trying to help fix
of the queries coming from Tor can justify denying
so many users easy access to their site.
If Tor exit nodes were allowed to bypass Google's CAPTCHA, someone
could put up a low-bandwidth Tor exit node and then send their own
automated queries directly to Google from their Tor exit's IP.
Good point
Mike Perry wrote:
This should be fixed in Torbutton 1.2.6.
Hello Mike,
When you plan to release it?
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On numerous occasions when using Google with Tor (yes, I know there are
other options like Scroogle) it claims I might be sending automated queries
and gives me a CAPTCHA. Sometimes this allows me to search; other times I
am caught in a loop and am constantly send back to the CAPTCHA screen
On 25/08/10 15:38, Gregory Maxwell wrote:
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 6:28 AM, Matthewpump...@cotse.net wrote:
On numerous occasions when using Google with Tor (yes, I know there are
other options like Scroogle) it claims I might be sending automated queries
and gives me a CAPTCHA. Sometimes
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 11:31 AM, Matthew pump...@cotse.net wrote:
People are running automated datamining queries _via tor_ in order to
gain control of more IPs and avoid being blocked.
What is a datamining query exactly? Is this what I would call typing some
text into the search box and
Gregory Maxwell wrote:
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 11:31 AM, Matthew pump...@cotse.net wrote:
People are running automated datamining queries _via tor_ in order to
gain control of more IPs and avoid being blocked.
I think it would be nice if captchas and blocking weren't the only
Thus spake Matthew (pump...@cotse.net):
On numerous occasions when using Google with Tor (yes, I know there are
other options like Scroogle) it claims I might be sending automated queries
and gives me a CAPTCHA. Sometimes this allows me to search; other times I
am caught in a loop and am
On 8/25/2010 8:52 PM, Mike Perry wrote:
Thus spake Matthew (pump...@cotse.net):
On numerous occasions when using Google with Tor (yes, I know there are
other options like Scroogle) it claims I might be sending automated queries
and gives me a CAPTCHA. Sometimes this allows me to search
Thus spake Aplin, Justin M (jmap...@ufl.edu):
On 8/25/2010 8:52 PM, Mike Perry wrote:
Thus spake Matthew (pump...@cotse.net):
On numerous occasions when using Google with Tor (yes, I know there are
other options like Scroogle) it claims I might be sending automated
queries
access to their site.
If Tor exit nodes were allowed to bypass Google's CAPTCHA, someone
could put up a low-bandwidth Tor exit node and then send their own
automated queries directly to Google from their Tor exit's IP.
Robert Ransom
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GMail doesn't do this anymore. You can sign up through Tor just fine.
Yes, there was a time years ago where they were invite only :(
Then they opened up. This does not refer to that historical thing.
I tried making four different acct names over the span of a day
about a day before I first
grarpamp wrote:
GMail doesn't do this anymore. You can sign up through Tor just fine.
Yes, there was a time years ago where they were invite only :(
Then they opened up. This does not refer to that historical thing.
I tried making four different acct names over the span of a day
James Brown wrote:
I use the gmail within Tor very easy but I have some problems sometimes
with other services of Google.
For maybe I couple of years it has been almost impossible for me to use
Google's search via Tor. (It keeps calling me a virus.) Somebody
eventually told me about Scroogle
to
two other email accounts via an 'invite'. So long as this proof
continues to hold, I highly doubt google believes in Tor as a
tool for good. Those concerned may wish to try a signup.
GMail doesn't do this anymore. You can sign up through Tor just fine.
--
Andrew Lewman
The Tor Project
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breaking your anonymity and annoyance factor by linking you to
two other email accounts via an 'invite'. So long as this proof
continues to hold, I highly doubt google believes in Tor as a
tool for good. Those concerned may wish to try a signup.
I use the gmail within Tor very easy but I
I just started to use Tor with the firefox extention. When the extention is on and I do a Google search wether it's with the search plugin in firefox or going to google.com I get rerouted to google.de which is not in english. I can use the english version of google just fine without the extention
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i think that google have this strange behavior because the search plugin
of firefox use this address: www.google.com and this address try to
redirect to the google-localized(.de .fr .it) viewing the ip that have
requested the page. most of the exit
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I went directly to www.google.com but the same problem came up. On the
Gernan google homepage there is a link to google in english. When I put
my mouse over it, the url I will be going to is www.google.com/nrc which
redirects me back to google.com. I typed in google.com/nrc and it did the
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Subject: Re: Something Strange Happens to google when Tor is enabled
From: Alexis Villebrun [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: or-talk@freehaven.net
Hi
Just modify the searchplugins/google.src like this :
input name=q user
inputnext name=start factor=10
inputprev
+ input name=hl value=en
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