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EEWeb site issues on iPad: Embedded blog links, videos, and reCaptcha frustrations

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    Aubrey Kagan
    Anonymous  
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    Max Maxfield
    Anonymous  
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    Rick Curl
    Anonymous  
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    Richard Gabric
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    Elizabeth Simon
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    PeterTraneus Anderson
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    David Ashton
    Anonymous  
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    Alex Thomas
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    Alina Olive
    Anonymous  
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    Aubrey Kagan
    Anonymous  
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    Andrian man
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    Mike Jasson
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    Kelly Parker
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    Epson Printer Offline
    Anonymous  
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    marksingh singh
    Anonymous  

Topic summary

Users accessing EEWeb primarily via iPad Safari and Firefox report significant issues with embedded blog links and videos failing to function properly, while standard forum links operate without problems. A major frustration centers on the Google reCAPTCHA "I am not a robot" image verification, which often presents grainy, ambiguous images requiring multiple rounds of object identification tasks, sometimes exceeding ten iterations per challenge. This repetitive and unclear CAPTCHA process leads to excessive delays and user dissatisfaction, particularly on iPads, whereas desktop PC users experience fewer or no image verification prompts. Additional browser-specific display and input anomalies were noted, such as paragraph spacing and cursor placement inconsistencies in Google Chrome and Internet Explorer. Some users suggest that security or anti-spyware settings may interfere with CAPTCHA functionality. The CAPTCHA system’s behavior appears cyclical, occasionally improving but often reverting to problematic patterns. No direct solutions were provided, but the CAPTCHA is confirmed to be managed by Google. Separate unrelated mentions include printer offline errors and customer service contacts for Dell and Brother printers.
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