On Thu, Jan 12, 2017 at 23:26:24 -0200, Adonay Felipe Nogueira wrote:
> We are more unhappy because CludFlare makes site visitors (of any site
> that uses their service) to use non-free software automatically.

Not that this excuses the issue or lessens the need for the liberation
of CloudFlare's JS, but it is worth noting that their CAPTCHA works with
JS disabled.  Certain adblockers and other privacy addons (including
FF's built-in) might block the JS-free version from loading; you'll have
to play around with that as appropriate.

There are rare occasions where the site uses the JS-only "challenge",
which does actually require JS.  I use archive.org or some other cache
to view the site in that case.

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