Captcha changes

by posted in Community, General, News
May 16
2012

We’ve listened to your opinions about the captcha and we’ve made some changes to how the captcha works for signing in.

Previously, we’ve had to force the captcha to be required for all signins due to hackers brute-forcing user accounts. This was meant to be a temporary measure but it was safer to leave it on, even though it was at the expense of legitimate users.

After listening to your feedback, we’ve decided to add a change that hides the captcha for users who have previously signed in successfully on each computer.

You will only be asked for the captcha once per username per computer.

The captcha will still show up if you enter incorrect details, if you are trying to sign into another user account on the same machine, or the same user on another machine.

This change should make it much easier to sign in until we implement a solution that will reduce captcha rage. (Don’t worry, we have been hating on it too).

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  1. Anjum on the 16th May

    “You will only be asked for the captcha once per username per computer.
    The captcha will still show up if you enter incorrect details, if you are trying to sign into another user account on the same machine, or the same user on another machine.”

    Thanks but i love readable captcha’s in these days recaptcha is not easily read able.

    • Martijn on the 16th May

      So do bots. Most captcha’s are easy to breach with a bot :)

  2. Mario on the 16th May

    Nice change, that is necessary for the blog to grow up!

  3. LivelyWorks on the 16th May

    Security Always First!!

  4. spartacus on the 16th May

    Thank you.

  5. Lori Carbonara on the 16th May

    Trying to login but getting a captcha value error. No place to enter captcha code. Can’t get in touch with anyone at Enveto!!!!! HELP!!! We spend good money with this company.

  6. Yogesh Dhiman on the 17th May

    Thanks for this awaited update.. :)

  7. Mike on the 28th May

    Awesome news! Thanks!

  8. Gaz on the 30th March

    I have asked for a refund on a product bought through your service because I can’t open a support ticket to help me download a wordpress theme that has file issues. Unbelievably frustrating that I can’t communicate with your help people because of an impossible CAPTCHA set-up that no human could possibly decipher.

    At the end of the day, this must be costing you your business.

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