The username, password and TOTP fields were taken out when the forum put a
CAPTCHA on its login form, and rightly: a form that cannot work is worse than
no form, because it looks like the way in. moho answers that CAPTCHA now, so
the way in is a way in again.
The browser sign-in stays underneath it, because it is still the answer to the
one thing the solver cannot do - the same service can ask for a browser
fingerprint check instead of a proof of work, and nothing headless can produce
one. It reads as the fallback it now is rather than as the only door, and it
keeps the warning that matters: everything above it goes through Tor and it
does not.
Verified in the running client: the form draws its three fields and its
Connect button, and the daemon's own live probe signs in with a username and
password through Tor, past the gate and past the CAPTCHA.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
SalastilandClaude Opus 5
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