nostupidquestions·No Stupid QuestionsbyDon_Dickle Is there anyway to bypass cloud flare while using a vpn without have to turn it off and on again?View original on lemmy.world20Comments9Reply
sslazer2au lemmy.worldDoubt it, because that would defeat the purpose of using a CDN as your security boundary.5Reply
ffuckwit_mcbumcrumble lemmy.dbzer0.comWhat privacy protecting steps are you taking? Generally it’s turning those off. The more normal you look the more likely to get past cloudflare. But if cloudflare just has that IP hard blocked then you’re SOL. Find an IP that’s not.2Reply
ddavad lemmy.worldNo. CDNs are implemented on the server-side of the equation. They aren't something the client can choose to use (or not to use).1Reply
FFenyx lemmy.world1Hide 1 replyCan I ask why would one want to bypass cloudflare? Is cloudflare not good or something?0Reply
paranoid replylemmy.worldI think the issue they're having is that cloudflare blocks the IP addresses of the vpn being used, making it impossible to use the website without turning off the vpn1Reply
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Nice try, AI agent.
bypass? are you looking into scraping?
Doubt it, because that would defeat the purpose of using a CDN as your security boundary.
I run up against this all too frequently. And would love an answer.
What privacy protecting steps are you taking? Generally it’s turning those off. The more normal you look the more likely to get past cloudflare.
But if cloudflare just has that IP hard blocked then you’re SOL. Find an IP that’s not.
Yes, but most are unwilling to pay the price required.
No. CDNs are implemented on the server-side of the equation. They aren't something the client can choose to use (or not to use).
Can I ask why would one want to bypass cloudflare? Is cloudflare not good or something?
I think the issue they're having is that cloudflare blocks the IP addresses of the vpn being used, making it impossible to use the website without turning off the vpn