Actually Cloudflare (as gitlab sentinel) classifies me as a robot with Falkon (QtWebengine) but during research I stumbled over this discussion: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/421396#note_1912051035
I can confirm now that the Chromium Plasma Integration Extension causes Cloudflare to classify me as non-human.
I'm using vivaldi 6.5 here. On gitlab.com I get the cloudflare human verification prompt both without and with p-b-i and checking the checkbox works as expected.
I am also experiencing this issue. Platform: Fedora 40 Linux (Gnome, extension installed because I distro-hop) Browser: Firefox Developer Edition (v127.0b3), installed through COPR, did not happen in regular Firefox Site: https://support.image-line.com/action/login (may need to load page by clearing site data then hitting the login button in the top right) I've contacted the site owners and am hoping they can provide more details by checking my RayID in their Cloudflare logs.
Site owners responded, saying that the only meaningful information was that the browser "pushed a managed challenge". Not 100% sure what this means or how it is impacted by the extension, but definitely worth investigating.
Also experiencing this issue on all (chromium) browsers that I have the extension enabled on, regardless if actually running on Linux.
A possibly relevant merge request was started @ https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-browser-integration/-/merge_requests/127
It's the mpris media sessions integration, to be precise the document.createElement override. Even just document.createElement = function() { return Document.prototype.createElement.apply(this, arguments); } breaks it so I'm not sure what can be done there.
Confirm the same issue using Brave browser with KDE Plasma Integration v1.9. Turnstile works fine on the same machine using Firefox and works fine on Brave when Plasma Integration extension is disabled.
(In reply to Ken from comment #8) > Confirm the same issue using Brave browser with KDE Plasma Integration v1.9. > Turnstile works fine on the same machine using Firefox and works fine on > Brave when Plasma Integration extension is disabled. PS - Issue only started recently (this week). Have been using Brave with Plasma Integration for years without prior Turnstile issue.
A possibly relevant merge request was started @ https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-browser-integration/-/merge_requests/128
I can't reproduce this question today, even though it existed yesterday. The environmental check can now be passed straight away. Any more reports on this?
I discovered this issue no later than the 18th of this month and it seems to have been fixed by Cloudflare now
Git commit ee2584eca783947a5013d8a7ff15a492dc6b357b by Kai Uwe Broulik. Committed on 25/05/2024 at 14:06. Pushed by broulik into branch 'master'. Namespace custom event types They can clash with website otherwise. M +4 -4 extension/content-script.js M +5 -5 extension/page-script.js https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-browser-integration/-/commit/ee2584eca783947a5013d8a7ff15a492dc6b357b
(In reply to Dezheng He from comment #12) > I discovered this issue no later than the 18th of this month and it seems to > have been fixed by Cloudflare now QWebengine is still non-human to Cloudflare. But thats another story. But I am glad Cloudflare finally took action within a few days as soon as KDE community got involved.
cloudflare now lets me access gitlab login again.