It’ll block elinks/lynx users or a real person using curl. But it’ll also block any bot that doesn’t use a browser, which accounts for most of the volume.
nuh uh
Anubis has a new javascriptless metarefresh which uses HTML to refresh the page after a few seconds. This is a much better solution than the computational proof of work, in my opinion. This line from the docs though is perplexing:
yuh uh!
(I’m just fucking around now I’m too tired lol, it’s 10 pm. But it does work on lynx!!!)
Just want to reiterate, I understand the concerns with Anubis, it’s just that FSF makes me go
The Anubis homepage uses the new meta-refresh strategy which should work on lynx since its doesn’t use JavaScript.
I doubt you even saw an Anubis challenge. Anubis normally configured by User-Agent. IDK what lynx’s User-Agent is but I bet Anubis wasn’t configured to challenge it.
nuh uh
yuh uh!
(I’m just fucking around now I’m too tired lol, it’s 10 pm. But it does work on lynx!!!)
Just want to reiterate, I understand the concerns with Anubis, it’s just that FSF makes me go