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Chameleon prevent me to access getcomics.info #477
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Hi @Kraxys, I've noticed this issue with some Cloudflare protected sites but I'm not sure why it's being triggered when the user agent changes; I'm looking into it. |
I have also noticed that [at least some, possibly all] cloudflare protected sites do not work with Chameleon. When I visit some sites, for example, armstrongeconomics.com and cloudflare "checks" my browser, the tab repeatedly redraws in a loop. When I turn off chameleon and try again it works. |
@jahnson I'm still not sure yet but it seems Cloudflare is able to detect that the browser loading the page is lying about it's user agent. I've tested with a VPN IP that loaded fine with the real profile but didn't with a spoofed profile. Oddly, I just tried testing again with the sites mentioned in this issue and both load with a spoofed profile without any issues. |
I though this is why you implemented an exception for Cloudflare (#393). Problem is, that this is exception seems no longer to work, i.e. UA is spoofed again for Cloudflare sites. BTW: here's another test page that works in Opera with or without VPN after entering the CAPTCHA: Let us know if you need other test sites ;) |
@kekkc Cloudflare has multiple tests. The previous fix resolved the issue with JS challenges; they're used to block DDOS attacks and bots. However, this new issue seems to be different. From my testing, simply changing the user agent triggered the redirect loop. I wasn't able to replicate the issue on the sites you linked. Are you using a VPN? EDIT: |
Cool, BTW: I'm also usingX-Forwarded-For/Via, Base-Domain & 1st Party Isolation. With those activated, it's guaranteed that you'll be running into redirect loops. |
I'd like to report this issue still as not fixed. Whenever I get redirected from a page to a Clodflare "Checking if your connection is secure" site, the Cloudflare site just infinitely reloads until I disable Charmeleion. Setting an exception has not worked for me. |
Have you tried whitelisting the site and using a Firefox profile with it? |
I have whitelisted the site, cloudlflare and I tried many different profiles, with Firefox profiles being among them. |
I just ran into this issue. Oddly, even with Chameleon disabled (in Firefox) I still got a redirect loop. Not sure what Cloudflare is doing or if it's a Firefox config that's causing this. |
Seems like other Firefox users are experiencing the same issue: |
I experience this issue from time to time, not sure if it's a Firefox pref like RFP, an addon (could be a Ublock filter, Privacy Badger, etc, there's a few that might cause it), or a VPN. My solution is to have a "fresh" FF installation with no VPN or extensions besides out-of-the-box Ublock, and I just open the web page in that browser. Haven't had a problem with it yet. |
This seems to be a duplicate with #518 |
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Expected Behavior
My browser should pass the CloudFlare DDOS protection page.
Current Behavior
With any other than setting than real profile, I'm stuck on the "checking your browser" CF page. As soon a as in Chameleon settings I change the fake profile for the real one, I can access to getcomics.info
Relevant settings
Only a fake user agent, no other check box checked.
{
"config": {
"enabled": true,
"notificationsEnabled": false,
"theme": "light",
"hasPrivacyPermission": false
},
"excluded": [],
"headers": {
"blockEtag": false,
"enableDNT": false,
"referer": {
"disabled": false,
"xorigin": 0,
"trimming": 0
},
"spoofAcceptLang": {
"enabled": false,
"value": "default"
},
"spoofIP": {
"enabled": false,
"option": 0,
"rangeFrom": "",
"rangeTo": ""
}
},
"ipRules": [],
"options": {
"cookieNotPersistent": false,
"cookiePolicy": "allow_all",
"blockMediaDevices": false,
"blockCSSExfil": false,
"disableWebRTC": false,
"firstPartyIsolate": false,
"limitHistory": false,
"protectKBFingerprint": {
"enabled": false,
"delay": 1
},
"protectWinName": false,
"resistFingerprinting": false,
"screenSize": "default",
"spoofAudioContext": false,
"spoofClientRects": false,
"spoofFontFingerprint": false,
"spoofMediaDevices": false,
"timeZone": "default",
"trackingProtectionMode": "always",
"webRTCPolicy": "default",
"webSockets": "allow_all"
},
"profile": {
"selected": "win1-ff",
"interval": {
"option": 0,
"min": 1,
"max": 1
}
},
"version": "0.21.10.1",
"whitelist": {
"enabledContextMenu": false,
"defaultProfile": "none",
"rules": []
}
}
Context (Environment)
FF 83 on W10
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