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#81
Questions & Answers / Re: Google forcing ReCAPTCHA o...
Last post by KNBu5ZMdbR - June 22, 2023, 04:57:18 AMSame here. Google searches do not work for me over my HE assigned IPv6.
I get the 403 "Your client does not have permission to get URL" message.
A week or two ago, I was getting a different error message but I didn't write it down.
Google searches over an IPv4-only machine work fine.
I get the 403 "Your client does not have permission to get URL" message.
A week or two ago, I was getting a different error message but I didn't write it down.
Google searches over an IPv4-only machine work fine.
#82
Questions & Answers / Re: Google forcing ReCAPTCHA o...
Last post by doktornotor - June 21, 2023, 11:35:41 PMQuote from: Jenick on June 21, 2023, 09:20:44 PMAt that point I speculate that if you do a DNS resolver override on your firewall
Simply blocking AAAA resolution for *.google.com (and optionally *.google.<country_code>) in Unbound resolver (plus blocking/disabling DoH/DoT) on firewall works, leaving IPv6 usable for the rest of the net. People using pfSense + pfBlockerNG can test this easily.
#83
Questions & Answers / Re: Google forcing ReCAPTCHA o...
Last post by JohnWarburton - June 21, 2023, 11:23:48 PMSame via EE broadband in the UK. Tunnelbroker connections to Google search come back with error 403. Turning off IPv6 in the client, leaving IPv4 only, restores working page.
#84
Questions & Answers / Re: Google forcing ReCAPTCHA o...
Last post by Jenick - June 21, 2023, 09:20:44 PMSame issue here. There's a setting in Chrome Enterprise version, https://chromeenterprise.google/policies/#BuiltInDnsClientEnabled that disables chrome's built-in DNS client. You also have to disable https://chromeenterprise.google/policies/#DnsOverHttpsMode policy as well. At that point I speculate that if you do a DNS resolver override on your firewall (if you have that option) to point the google.com domain at an external IPv4 resolver such as 1.1.1.1 it may force the connection down to IPv4 outside the IPv6 tunnel. Haven't tried it yet but plan to in the next few days. Very frustrating, and I agree, Google has gone fully off the rails on this. Side note, HE.net support has been very quick to respond to my support emails. Hopefully they have some luck getting Google to change this back. Otherwise it's DuckDuckGo FTW.
#85
Questions & Answers / Re: Google forcing ReCAPTCHA o...
Last post by rdunkle84 - June 21, 2023, 06:16:39 PMWhat I do with Firefox is about:config | network.dns.ipv4OnlyDomains
Enter: .google.com
There is no setting in Chrome that I know of to do this same function.
This is very annoying on Android phones. On Android you can switch to Firefox Beta and enter that setting.
This type of stunt from Google is disgusting and shows what a "heavy hand" they have.
Enter: .google.com
There is no setting in Chrome that I know of to do this same function.
This is very annoying on Android phones. On Android you can switch to Firefox Beta and enter that setting.
This type of stunt from Google is disgusting and shows what a "heavy hand" they have.
#86
Questions & Answers / Re: Google forcing ReCAPTCHA o...
Last post by rdunkle84 - June 21, 2023, 04:19:30 PMsearching is again broken 403, Forbidden
#87
Questions & Answers / Re: Google forcing ReCAPTCHA o...
Last post by papamidnight - June 21, 2023, 03:23:59 PMI had to disable the tunnel again as this was becoming problematic, and I did not feel inclined to start trying to hunt down every possible Google domain in order to put a firewall rule in place to block them.
I had not yet visited here yet so I didn't know if others were experiencing the same, but I also started to get numerous "403 Forbidden" errors as well from Google when attempting to use Google Search via IPv6. This followed a few months of getting forcibly signed out of Google Workspace accounts due to what Google termed as "suspicious activity" (though I could not identify anything), and experiencing numerous reCAPTCHA requests from Google last week.
I had not yet visited here yet so I didn't know if others were experiencing the same, but I also started to get numerous "403 Forbidden" errors as well from Google when attempting to use Google Search via IPv6. This followed a few months of getting forcibly signed out of Google Workspace accounts due to what Google termed as "suspicious activity" (though I could not identify anything), and experiencing numerous reCAPTCHA requests from Google last week.
#88
Questions & Answers / Re: Google forcing ReCAPTCHA o...
Last post by doktornotor - June 21, 2023, 10:16:48 AMSame problem here (reCaptcha and 403 now). Got the following reply after contacting HE at ipv6@he.net:
QuoteThank you for reaching out. We are aware of the issue and are working with Google to resolve it.
#89
Questions & Answers / Re: Google forcing ReCAPTCHA o...
Last post by mweustink - June 21, 2023, 08:49:06 AMSame here, 403.
I didn't realize that the re-captcha issue was caused by this (till now)
I didn't realize that the re-captcha issue was caused by this (till now)
#90
Questions & Answers / Re: Google forcing ReCAPTCHA o...
Last post by 4pack - June 21, 2023, 08:01:04 AMI can confirm. I am having the same issues with Google responding with a 403 for all base URLs. I also had it forcing re-captcha for a couple weeks.