Firefox 125.0.3 block submit with Google Recaptcha
After updating Firefox to Firefox 125.0.3, Google ReCaptcha2 stopped working on my sites (I use the invisible version). Then I checked the version from the official website and it doesn’t work either.
I read about self = this on stackoverflow, but this also does not help on my sites. After clicking, nothing happens, and there is an error in the console.
Has anyone encountered this?
The same behavior here https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api2/demo, an error is displayed and loading... loading... loading.
Error in console is like: UncaughtObject { stack: "z<@https://www.gstatic.com/recaptcha/releases/WQcDpAcHn0sjM6ZiVkU8JwNH/recaptcha__ru.js:470:201\nH<@https://www.gstatic.com/recaptcha/releases/WQcDpAcHn0sjM6ZiVkU8JwNH/recaptcha__ru.js:258:...
from https://www.gstatic.com/recaptcha/releases/WQcDpAcHn0sjM6ZiVkU8JwNH/recaptcha__ru.js line 448:1
Tested on absolutely clean Firefox without plugins, with security turned off, without cookies and account.
When i start browsing from Holland IP via VPN the problem are solving. In Chrome, Edge ReCaptcha2 working fine.
Chosen solution
Hi
This is an issue that Google are looking into and we hope to have an update for you very soon.
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When you used VPN, did a different script file load, or was it the same script file?
Same issue! randomly started happening yesterday, spent hours and literally tried everything. It works fine on microsoft Edge! Please tell me there's a solution for this.
Temporary fix but good work around for now- As another user instructed, download the following extension. User-Agent Switcher by Erin Schlarb Set the default to windows/chrome 123 Recaptcha all work normally now. Looks like firefox is getting blocked somehow.
Workaround Until this is Fixed. By the way, this is a Google issue not really a Firefox issue.
1. In the address bar, type: about:config 2. Search for: general.useragent.override 3. Select "String" and then the + button 4. Copy and Paste this into the field: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:125.0) AppleWebKit Gecko/20100101 Firefox/125.0 5. Click the Checkmark Blue button. You're done. 6. Now Bookmark this setting so you can delete it when this issue is fixed. Don't forget
Obviously, when you developer it is not a solution for end-users to change user-agent...
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer said
When you used VPN, did a different script file load, or was it the same script file?For now it's the same. And when I used VPN the behavior is repeated.
Modified by Федор
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Hi
This is an issue that Google are looking into and we hope to have an update for you very soon.
The error has been fixed. It’s as if Google fixed it, since I didn’t do anything and the FireFox version didn’t change.
Федор said
The error has been fixed. It’s as if Google fixed it, since I didn’t do anything and the FireFox version didn’t change.
Yes, it appears they rolled back to last week's script, or at least the same URL as last week's script.