jrrdev
commented
6 years ago Hi,
I guess it is normal behaviour here. If you are a user seeking for privacy, you won't allow requests to *.google.com or *.gstatic.com by default.
About the reCAPTCHA thing, it is true that blocking it breaks a lot of websites. But the problem is that the URL is www.google.com/recaptcha/api.js so it doesn't offer enough control because it is the same domain as others google's spyware. Maybe the best way should be to ask google to move it to a subdomain like recaptcha.google.com :smiley:
Zero3K
myrdd
Read first: https://requestpolicycontinued.github.io/Contributing
Browser and Add-ons:
Context Menu Image Saver 20130929.1-signed.1-let-fixed.1-signed
Decentraleyes 1.3.10
DOM Inspector 2.0.17.1
Expose Noisy Tabs 1.0.1
Extension Preferences Menu 2.13.19 FlashGot 1.5.6.14 true {19503e42-ca3c-4c27-b1e2-9cdb2170ee34} Greasemonkey for Pale Moon
Greedy Cache 1.1.4
I don't care about cookies 2.7.8
Location-4-Evar 1.0.4
Lull The Tabs 1.3.4b2 Menu Wizard 5.10
Moon Tester Tool 1.1.4
More In Content UI + 2.2.1-signed.1-signed
Open Tabs Next to Current+ 1.0.1
RequestPolicy Continued 1.0.beta13.2
S3.Google Translator 5.35
Secret Agent 1.35 Secure Login 1.2.5
Session Manager 0.8.1.7 Single Key Tab Switch 0.2.7
Space Advance 0.34.1
TryAgain 3.4.6.1-signed.1-signed uBlock Origin 1.15.10 uBlock Origin Updater 1.3.0 uMatrix 1.1.4
RequestPolicy settings: They are all at the default setting.
Steps to reproduce:
Go to https://www.coinbase.com/users
What happens?
The reCAPTCHA is missing by default.
What should happen?
It should be showing without the user having to manually allow google.com and gstatic.com for each site that uses it.