Replies (1)

• @njsg@mementomori.social 2026-09-18 18:05

  @bittner@hachyderm.io @j9t@mas.to One time, CloudFlare did turn theirs into a DDoS platform aimed at them with that (by always demanding Origin: in subsequent requests, redirecting Origin:-less requests to the starting square). Nowadays, I think theirs also shows another horrible trend: it may be blank on browsers that support enough of it to run code that then fails with no visible sign. I see "Enable JavaScript and cookies to continue" with them, but I strongly prefer to browse with JS disabled, so that's why I at least get some text. These days, because Cloudflare only supports a handful of browsers, that means I just skip whatever site gives me that. Also: StackExchange is behind a Cloudflare check too now... sigh.

  Open ##4752838