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This is a highly-voted request (578 votes) asking Proton to replace Google reCAPTCHA with a privacy-friendly alternative. Users find reCAPTCHA frustrating, especially those actively blocking Google tracking. For a more streamlined online experience, https://leonbetcasinos-gr.com/ might be a fun alternative. Have you struggled with reCAPTCHA?

I totally get your frustration! Google reCAPTCHA is such a hassle when you're actively trying to avoid Google tracking you. It's ridiculous how many challenges they throw at you, especially if you're blocking their domains. I had a similar experience while signing up for a service recently—took forever to get through all the reCAPTCHA hoops. Honestly, there are plenty of other methods to differentiate humans from bots. For example, a friend of mine works with SEO and mentioned how alternatives like hCaptcha or even simple math problems work just as well without all the pain. Anyway, just yesterday, I was reading an article about how some websites are ditching reCAPTCHA for a more user-friendly experience. It's about time! Oh, and if you’re looking for help on SEO strategies, you might want to check out something like https://seospecialist.ae/ for tips on improving your site without all the annoying pop-ups.

reCaptcha is depressing. +1 for this one.
Chinese sites use a slider puzzle that is a pleasure
Protonmail could write its own way of avoiding automatons

Yes, please switch to hCaptcha!

the more i use protonmail, the more i see them as the spineless pukes that they truly are. Make a stupid decision turning over a french kids ip address, then tell your users if they want truer privacy, use their Tor portal, then put captchas on the portal..worms. I too was ready to get a paid account. But instead, i'm spending my money at lavabit, where they've got 1000x more moral integrity than these hacks

UNBELIEVABLE!!

I had my wallet out ready to purchase the -full meal deal- Protonmail full package, mail, VPN, etc, ... UNTIL stumbling into this thread.. WALLET back into my pocket. Will continue with my free email until I find something better. WILL NOT spend any money and have to ever cross paths with the Alphabet devil.

DO NOT USE GOOGLE RECAPTCHA

Agree with those before, shouldn't have to rely on the incarnated antithesis of privacy, Google, to run ProtonMail.

I couldn't agree more, i mean RECAPTCHA sucks.

AMEN!!!!!!
Makes me want to drop the whole VPN service

Totally Agree: have added a vote! AND Proton can do a LOT better wrt user validation by enabling validation via smart crypto wallets where we sign in with a public key and link our secure wallet to Proton; Proton then sends a message to our secure wallet for us to sign with our private key. Kaboom: legacy-spyware-nonsense-Goooone!

Here's more on that idea: https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-protonmail/suggestions/43701525-log-in-via-ledger-or-metamask-or-other-crypto-wall

I run Proton encrypted VPN with SeaMonkey web browser so ALL recaptcha code FAILS to verify correctly. I have to TURN OFF my protection in order for a recaptcha to work.

And it is a resident evil from Google, etc.

GET RID OF IT!

I was pondering upgrading to a paid plan, but I'm so irritated with your constant proof of human test the way you have it set up, I'm beginning to hate protonmail.

I should be able to change users without triggering this every time. You should at least be reading the IP address and not issuing the challenge test from the same IP all the time.

MOST IMPORTANTLY...stop using recaptcha. This is the most annoying, tedious and absurd challenge in existence and for a company that is trying to offer alternatives to Google, it is ironic you are using a tool made by those jerks.

https://www.fastcompany.com/90369697/googles-new-recaptcha-has-a-dark-side

You can do a math story problem, you can let a user make their own challenge questions only they would know. You can do so many different things than use Google's piece of garbage!

While reCAPTCHA may, in fact, be presented from an anonymous iframe, that is not at all clear to the people signing up. Also, despite being served anonymously, people are still contributing valuable image recognition data to Google this way, which may not be what you want if you dislike Google as a company.

They're still using it, and it's still the default among various alternatives. Considering most newcomers are surely refugees from Gmail, this makes a really bad impression.

Some comment from Proton is in order, here or on the more active https://protonmail.uservoice.com/forums/284483-protonmail/suggestions/40059430-do-not-use-google-recaptcha (which I already spent 2 votes on...). I *hate* reCaptcha, it is so maddening to know I am giving Google free AI training in exchange for being obstructed!

PLEASE don't use any EVIL products in Yours. :) That absolutely includes Google, Facebook, Amazon, ... as others have said. As you of all organisations ought to know! At least there are alternatives to reCaptcha (now, if not formerly) for your sign-up. But to see it as an option is disheartening (and it is the default at the moment). Even seeing Facebook and Google icons under this input field feels ludicrous -- why not host your own comments/voting page? It's fairly trivial, and if you require users to be signed-in then you know you are getting suggestions from your user base, and it automatically prevents abuse. Keep up the good work, no irony intended! <3

I think a better, easier captcha would be a math problem or this: https://archive.ph/9oZzk

PLEASE DONT USE ANY GOOGLE PRODUCTS IN YOURS !

As others have said, I don't agree with the tone of op's request but I do strongly agree that the likes of Google, Facebook, Twitter and any company where the user's data is their product should be treated as pariahs and avoided at all costs.