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32-bit Pale Moon for linux - redpocket.com missing captcha

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32-bit Pale Moon for linux - redpocket.com missing captcha

Post by sindi » 2022-09-18, 15:20

I cannot log in to Redpocket site. There is no captcha. Seamonkey does show the captcha and I could log in that way.
I have not checked whether the problem occurs with 64-bit or Windows Pale Moon. My laptop is 32-bit, linux only.

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Re: 32-bit Pale Moon for linux - redpocket.com missing captcha

Post by Moonchild » 2022-09-18, 15:45

Works fine for me on 64-bit Windows.
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Re: 32-bit Pale Moon for linux - redpocket.com missing captcha

Post by sindi » 2022-09-18, 18:49

Works if I unblock javascript. Thanks for your time/help.

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Re: 32-bit Pale Moon for linux - redpocket.com missing captcha

Post by Moonchild » 2022-09-19, 00:11

Don't expect many websites to work if you block JavaScript in 2022.
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