I mostly access EEWeb on my iPad with Safari and sometimes Firefox.
First of all- any link that is posted in these forums works just fine. BUT when there is a link or video embedded in a blog, it does not work at all.
But much worse than that is the "I am not a robot" reCaptcha sequence using pictures. Firstly the pictures are often grainy and difficult to figure out what is a store front and what isn't. Also does the standard on a traffic light qualify as a traffic light? Is a small truck considered a car?But that easy the easy part. It starts by asking you to click on those images with a particular object, these images are replaced with new photos and the sequence carries on until there are no more of that particular item- that can go on for 10 or more pictures. Then you are presented with a new task with a different object in the picture. and the process is repeated,. Then a new object and so the dance continues. Last night I must have gone through 10 tasks. Just to post must have taken over 5 minutes of clicking. I don't know if there is such a to-do with PC based browsers. I haven't experienced it yet.I know I am one of the so-called experts here on EEWeb, but I swear, once more like yesterday and I will stop posting.
First of all- any link that is posted in these forums works just fine. BUT when there is a link or video embedded in a blog, it does not work at all.
But much worse than that is the "I am not a robot" reCaptcha sequence using pictures. Firstly the pictures are often grainy and difficult to figure out what is a store front and what isn't. Also does the standard on a traffic light qualify as a traffic light? Is a small truck considered a car?But that easy the easy part. It starts by asking you to click on those images with a particular object, these images are replaced with new photos and the sequence carries on until there are no more of that particular item- that can go on for 10 or more pictures. Then you are presented with a new task with a different object in the picture. and the process is repeated,. Then a new object and so the dance continues. Last night I must have gone through 10 tasks. Just to post must have taken over 5 minutes of clicking. I don't know if there is such a to-do with PC based browsers. I haven't experienced it yet.I know I am one of the so-called experts here on EEWeb, but I swear, once more like yesterday and I will stop posting.