I've had to answer one captcha for just about every login for awhile now, which I've grown accustomed to now (though when I do get re-logged after inactivity, I don't always bother to sign in right away again).
Today though I've had a new one:
- Captcha
- Entered username and password
- Captcha
- Entered Authenticator code
- Captcha
- Signed into website
Its one thing to ask it once at login time. That's pretty commonplace. However, no person should ever have to answer a captcha 3 separate times during one single website login attempt. This wasn't it marking the answered captchas as incorrect either - after each stage of the login process, the page would reload and come up with the "We are checking your browser" captcha page before progressing to the next part of the process.
As someone who has had to implement captchas on websites before I understand the benefits it can have to protect against bot attacks and similar - and understand that a third party provider may be the one who is making the determination as to whether to prompt the captcha or not. However, no legitimate user should ever have to go through 3 captchas to login, ever. That's just ridiculous.
29-Jan-2022 20:41:35