Opera 4chan Captcha Problem

Opera & 4chan & google captcha problem Forums > Opera > Windows/Mac/Linux > Opera testing (including snapshots and previews) You need to be logged in to post in the forums. If you do not have an account, please sign up first. 29. November 2011, 23:07:23 TheEvolutionBaby Posts: 73 Opera & 4chan & google captcha problem TL;DR - on 4chan, google captcha does not refresh itself if you have 4chan opened in another tab too. Opera 11.60 build 1177, windows 7, but I believe this bug is there through most of the 11.60 builds Looking for confirmation, hoping for fix. To test it: Beware - its the /g/ board - technology, it should be safe for work(blue), but its still 4chan so do not risk it http://boards.4chan.org/g/ There you have a link to a board and you can see google captcha up there If you have only one tab open that captcha will change with each site refresh or after posting... Problem now is that if you open some thread there in a new tab(clicking reply), it loads with the same captcha and it wont change with the site refresh, you have to manually use captcha refresh. The tabs are somehow linked together, or better put it, use same resources even when they should not... 11. December 2011, 02:27:56 LoWang Posts: 179 Stupid images, stupid comments and nearly all offtopic. So much for a "tech" forum. Definitely unworthy of Opera team's time.

A screenshot of an old Opera forum thread shows a user reporting that Google CAPTCHA on 4chan fails to refresh across tabs. A second user dismisses the forum as full of stupid images, stupid comments, and off-topic posts, creating an ironic contrast because the thread itself is a detailed technical complaint. It is used as a reaction to criticize low-quality online discussions or pointless technical support. EN: A screenshot of an old Opera forum thread shows a user reporting that Google CAPTCHA on 4chan fails to refresh across tabs. A second user dismisses the forum as full of stupid images, stupid comments, and off-topic posts, creating an ironic contrast because the thread itself is a detailed technical complaint. It is used as a reaction to criticize low-quality online discussions or pointless technical support.

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