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Found a better one, SurfShark ! With Mullvad too many Captcha entries needed.Mullvad, no doubt about it.
100 points for the Mullvad Captcha syndrome. The only thing that I think helped (I don't use it routinely, everyday any more) was to connect to a nearer server location to me and go with the OpenVPN protocol, rather than their Wireguard. It seemed to get flagged less often that way.Found a better one, SurfShark ! With Mullvad too many Captcha entries needed.
?? for me Mullvad has worked good in win10 and even better in fedora 40. Not sure what you mean by "too many Captcha" -- I don't recall ever dealing with Captcha with Mullvad??Found a better one, SurfShark ! With Mullvad too many Captcha entries needed.
so you & TuxTalk mean visiting websites using Mullvad and too many websites require Captcha to use them... I suppose I get one occasionally, but not annoyingly so. that's more of an anti_vpn than Mullvad problem...? Mulvad has been around for a long time, so I guess its vpn servers are better known than some others...? (or am I out of touch re this??)100 points for the Mullvad Captcha syndrome. The only thing that I think helped (I don't use it routinely, everyday any more) was to connect to a nearer server location to me and go with the OpenVPN protocol, rather than their Wireguard. It seemed to get flagged less often that way.
It depended on where I went, I guess, but since I'm pretty basic in my surfing these days (mostly the same sites every day) it became less of an issue, maybe since I also went with OpenVPN most of the time? Originally with Mullvad, I was getting emails from my bank asking if it was really me trying to login That did stop after awhile, when I connected from Chicago from my MN location.so you & TuxTalk mean visiting websites using Mullvad and too many websites require Captcha to use them... I suppose I get one occasionally, but not annoyingly so. that's more of an anti_vpn than Mullvad problem...? Mulvad has been around for a long time, so I guess its vpn servers are better known than some others...? (or am I out of touch re this??)
Same with me, too many captcha requests, it started to freak me out so i ditched MVIt depended on where I went, I guess, but since I'm pretty basic in my surfing these days (mostly the same sites every day) it became less of an issue, maybe since I also went with OpenVPN most of the time? Originally with Mullvad, I was getting emails from my bank asking if it was really me trying to login That did stop after awhile, when I connected from Chicago from my MN location.
With F-Secure's VPN, I never really had that issue, but they don't have a Wireguard protocol.