google.com/sorry

[moln4r]

so I'm just sitting here alone doing some research, and got this nice little present from the big G again
Just wondering how many of you saw this already?

[Klen]

I get that everytime when i search a bit more then usual.

[Bladewire]

In all these years I've gotten that a couple times it was quite jarring the first time it happened lol

[Cyber Fucker]

many many times

[j3rkules]

I have seen it lots of times.

It is really annoying.

[rowan]

I used tor to access Google for a while so I was constantly getting recaptcha challenges.

Sometimes the sorry page says something like "to protect our users, we can't process your request right now" and refuses to let you proceed.

[blackmonsters]

I have never seen that.

[The Porn Nerd]

Pretty ironic Google worried about bots spamming searches. LOL

[TheDynasty]

works for my captcha solving bot

[PornDude]

so I'm just sitting here alone doing some research, and got this nice little present from the big G again
Just wondering how many of you saw this already?

1. disable your ipv6 protocol (it's slowing down your browsing if you didn't notice)
2. you most likely used too many "parameters" like this -that OR google is just evil

[Scott McD]

Nope. Never noticed that before...

[blackmonsters]

Pretty ironic Google worried about bots spamming searches. LOL

Yeah, don't crawl the google; OH NOOOOO!

[Denny]

Only when I used some web anonymizer.

[freecartoonporn]

been there, done that.

[shake]

Sometimes I get it a lot, other times months go by without seeing it.

[NatalieK]

1. disable your ipv6 protocol (it's slowing down your browsing if you didn't notice)
2. you most likely used too many "parameters" like this -that OR google is just evil

[thommy]

I wonder why they show the visible version.
they have another one what is invisible for the user since around 1 year or more.

[HomerSimpson]

happens to me also when I use VPN

[rowan]

I wonder why they show the visible version.
they have another one what is invisible for the user since around 1 year or more.

The more they think you're up to no good the more aggressive the captcha is.

I use a VPN. On some sites all I have to do is tick "I'm not a robot" and that's it, other sites I have to solve 10 or more recaptcha puzzles before I'm allowed through. It's a pain in the ass.