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so tor not only again takes upwards of 3 minutes to verify now (failing obviously) it also completely bricks the tor connection on my browser for 24 hours, straight up refusing to connect at all
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device.so tor not only again takes upwards of 3 minutes to verify now (failing obviously) it also completely bricks the tor connection on my browser for 24 hours, straight up refusing to connect at all
every issue that ever comes from me is the same - win10 PC, cable, tor window in Brave, second step of the two step verification (one big bar) takes around 3 minutes, proceeds to shit itself and then locks me out of tor for the day, I haven't been able to log on since Friday at leastdevice.
network type.
brave/tor.
captcha or 203.
Tor login has been impassable for me for the last several days as well (Linux, PC, LAN, Tor Browser via Snowflake bridges). The second part of the captcha is the bandwidth part, you download some data via websocket and solve. What I'm assuming is, whenever Tartarus is tweaked to be more strict, Tor's slow connection speeds make this fail almost every time.every issue that ever comes from me is the same - win10 PC, cable, tor window in Brave, second step of the two step verification (one big bar) takes around 3 minutes, proceeds to shit itself and then locks me out of tor for the day, I haven't been able to log on since Friday at least
Are you watching a whole board perhaps?I was pleasantly surprised to get this notification, but I checked my watched list and it turns out I don't watch this thread at all.
Is there something on the backend I'm not aware of that flagged this for me?
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nope, first time too.Are you watching a whole board perhaps?
Everything looks fine over here.
aawagwgaw[color=black] doesn't even save to the BBCode editor after switching modes[color=rgb(1, 1, 1); (0, 0, 0) doesn't work eitherNot sure what Null did on the Tor side, but for me (Brave + Tor, wired desktop) it went from a few seconds for the initial verification + up to 3 minutes for the data challenge, to damn near instantly passing.Tartarus captcha for the log in form instantly fails on mobile firefox over mullvad VPN. It gives no info as to why it failed or any further steps.
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Every image I upload into the WYSIWYG editor is locked at 250 W x proportional H. This cannot be increased using the handles, which get stuck when I try to make the thumbnail wider than 250px, or "Change size", which increases H but keeps W at 250px and distorts the image. When I reload the page or use Preview, the image disappears visually but shows up in the BBCode as a 0x0 image and is restored upon posting. If the image is pasted, it will be permanently stuck at the 250 W x proportional H size despite the visual distortion of "Change size". If it's attached, it will expand back to its original size upon posting.Using Brave/Tor with .webp (at least). When inserting image attachments, I click Insert, Thumbnail, and it doesn't show up. It will show up if I do it a second time. I can reproduce it by (re)loading the page, attaching the file, and trying to insert. I can also reproduce it by deleting the image attachment, reattaching, etc.
What it's doing is setting a size of "0x0" pixels in the BBCode, probably because it hasn't loaded the dimensions of the image yet. This happens despite waiting for the attachment preview to load, which shows the image dimensions and file size, before attempting to insert it (which has been a problem in the past).