CloudFlare aims to block fewer legitimate Tor users
CloudFlare is tweaking its systems to make it easier for legitimate Tor users to access websites that use its network to deliver content.
Tor users have complained that CloudFlare-powered websites too frequently display CAPTCHAs, a security gate designed to stop automated web bots and abuse. CAPTCHAs are the squiggly text or puzzles you have to solve to prove you're a real human.
The problem is that many computers employing Tor are engaged in abusive activity, resulting in CloudFlare displaying CAPTCHAs when it detects a computer using the Tor network.
Legitimate Tor users thus have a poor browsing experience given the wide use of CloudFlare's CDN.
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