cloudfront authorization (captcha)

[NTsvetkov]

I'm having problems to read the feed on a site, using cloudfront as guarding service. Is it possible to detect it and provide a way to authorize and store authorization token?

If I open the site in the embedded browser, I can solve the captcha and to see the content, but seems feed checker doesn't use these cookies while checking for update.

https://privacypass.github.io/ see if this can be useful.

[darcosion]

For the moment, there is no ability to add authorization token on QuiteRSS config.

For the embedded navigator, have you considered using another navigator in your QuiteRSS config ?

This could be a new improvement issue of QuiteRSS.

Regards,

[NTsvetkov]

I couldn't understand you about the navigator.

[darcosion]

Example of external navigator configuration in french :

Just to be sure : the feed is reachable without cloudfront or it's just article who are blocked ?

If it's the feed, it's primary a website issue and you could mail the administrator about that because it's an SEO problem for him. Could take less time than developpe this functionnality ;)

If it's article, then using an external navigator instead of embedded should address this point.

[NTsvetkov]

No, the problem is with adding newsfeed and later reading it.

I had it, but I delete it because it was unusable. and now I can't add the feed again. See the screenshots.

I have an account there and an open browser tab. When I want to open the site in another browser, cloudfront decides to ask for a captcha, because of their strict policy. So when i want to check this rss feed https://www.erepublik.com/en/main/news/rated/all/Bulgaria/1/rss I get an error message

If I try to open with a normal browser, it ask to solve a captcha. I want to repeat - if you have only one connection, it's fine, but if you open more connections (like me) - it will ask for captcha.