tldr; Go to settings and turn on “Automatic Verification”. Only works in Safari and you need at least MacOS Ventura or Sonoma. This also works on your iPhone (mine was automatically turned on!)
this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2023
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Which setting is it on iPhone? I can‘t seem to find it in the safari settings.
Go to: Settings -> iCloud settings (your name at the top of the Settings screen) -> Password & Security -> Automatic Verification (at the bottom)
Thanks!
It is on by default and it is shared across devices where you use the same Apple ID
Thanks, i wasn‘t expecting it beeing an iCloud feature.
Does not work with Google captchas. But I think it works with cloudflare’s captcha.
i literally cant bypass cloudflares capta manually, bc i use fingerprint resistant browser
This is nice sadly I'm using Big Sur.
This does not work consistently for me, I get captchas regularly.
It's won't just work everywhere. Each website that you're logging in to has to support the automatic verification protocol.
Don't you mean... autoMACically?