I haven't the time to focus on JD as I used to, but it would be nice to support Cloudflare again. I find 'AI' over used term like 'cloud', so the extent of their AI backend I have no idea really. A little information from Cloudflare themselves, I did read that they introduced AI backend. I have not really looked into the latest Cloudflare, other than following some others trying to figure it out. It used to play no influence even when support worked. setting/config, website admins sometimes enforce it for some reason js or recaptchaĪnd as Psp indicated user-agent will not fly. This was/is deemed as not normal traffic, and typically as result they had to answer recaptcha more often. from collective exit points for example VPN, or TOR. How I recall it previously working, Cloudflare initiate a block until challenge is complete, this can be for So once a protection event happened they typically issued a challenge, first mode was just a simple javascript function, second mode was recapthca. The detection methods back when was just entry traffic into said website, and totally out of your control as it was backend analysis. It prevents non standard browser access more so than specific to just JD Browser. now, yes slightly more so in the detection/prevention of access within a challenge event. That's what's perhaps most frustrating of all. Was it quietly introduced recently so people wouldn't notice it?Īnd for the record, I'm nowhere even close to "DDoSing" a host with downloads or anything. Unless I'm overlooking it, there is zero mention of it anywhere in settings, even under advanced. This really should be explained in settings. It doesn't help that JD doesn't give any notice or warning that it's been activated, the only way to know is manually scrolling over the Downloads screen and happen to see a cell flagged, which counters usefulness of automated linkgrabber/packagerizer rules if you have to "babysit" the downloads screen continually.įurther frustrating is it seems to activate at random without any clear pattern or ruleset.
I've lost downloads due to this module activating and not knowing it. JDownloader has been my dependable go-to, but this is the most frustrating issue I've had with JD2. How in the world do we disable the "anti DDOS" module?
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