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That's not true. It redirects to https://encrypted.google.com/ https://encrypted.google.com/ and works just fine.
by kevination 13y ago
That's not true. It redirects to https://encrypted.google.com/ https://encrypted.google.com/ and works just fine.
- serf 13y agoTrue, sorta. In my past experiences, if you're on tor (or proxy'd through a known portal), and have Javascript disabled entirely, Google will sometimes (not always) give you an error stating that your IP is a known abuser. If you DO have JS enabled, I have encountered the "Your IP is known to be abusive, so type in this captcha in order to continue" and then it forwards to encrypted.google.com. I get similiar behaviour with VPNs & Google.
- jonknee 13y agoTo be fair it's quite likely your IP has been abusive. There aren't that many exit nodes and it doesn't seem unlikely that a lot of Tor users have suspicious or malicious behavior.
- hack_edu 13y agoThough to the point, the IPs of all exit nodes are publicly available and presented by the Tor project itself.
- jtome 13y agoI never realized that turning on/off noscript had something to do with google blocking me, thanks.
- af3 13y agoTOR/SSH Tunnel + startpage.com + Stylish extension + Startpage Google Look = hehe ;)