Captcha Be Gone is long gone.  There are no longer any accessible captcha-solving services except for Webvisum, which only works with Firefox 52 ESR and earlier.

 

Gerald

 

 

does anyone happen to know the status of captcha be gone have been trying to get in touch with them several times over the week about a refund and cannot get in touch with anybody just wondering if it is still even active have not used my desktop in over a year so don't know if it works or not but they're still billing and I thought I cancelled anyway let me know thanks

does anyone happen to know the status of captcha be gone have been trying to get in touch with them several times over the week about a refund and cannot get in touch with anybody just wondering if it is still even active have not used my desktop in over a year so don't know if it works or not but they're still billing and I thought I cancelled anyway let me know thanks

hello all,
am currently running win7 on my desktop machine, but seemingly support for
this is going to end this coming january.
not only do I not really want windows 10, as I have just heard so many
stories of access issues with it, especially when it comes to those pesky
ribbon menus, but as my current screenreader is window-eyes, that
seemingly won't work with it as well.
so if I have got to change both my os and screenreader, rather than the
win10 rout, I wondered if there is any sort of android desktop machine?
as at least having used that on my samsung phone, if there is, I thought
that may be a better rout to go.
if that's not possible, another option that I am considering, is something
like chrome os, again, if I can find that on a desktop machine, so am
wondering if anyone has had any experience of this with it's screenreader,
and range of apps?
as I have heard a few good things about this, but don't really know that
much about it.

Simon

Hello Troy,

Question first, what kind of equipment (router and modem make and
model) do you have? What is your service plan with spectrum?

Have you had them run a noise test from there to you? If so what does that say?

And lastly, have you checked either with you or them, if you've got
any Wifi points around you that are on the same channel as yours etup?

Dave.


On 10/9/19, Troy Burnham <troyburnham34@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi all,

This is a pretty in depth explanation of what's going on so please stick
with me because I have a question at the end.

Road runner is my internet provider and Spectrum is my cable tv
provider. I go in an online chat room almost every day, in fact 2
different ones but they're on the same site, and I use my iPhone to
chat. Lately I've been having more and more trouble staying connected
and in the chat rooms, and often even though I don't get kicked off the
chat server I'm told that my transmissions start breaking up and I'm
hard to understand.

Also, I have an Amazon echo with alexa, and every once in a while the
connection to whatever I'm listening to through the echo will stop
playing and when I ask alexa to start it again she says that she's
having problems understanding and to please try again a little later. I
even use the ambient sleep sounds to help me sleep at night, and a few
times the sound I use has stopped in the middle of the night and when I
ask alexa to restart it I get the message that she is having trouble
understanding and to please try again later.

Spectrum came last week and checked my router and they said there are no
problems with it, but I found out that I'm right at the outer limits of
their wifi service and that's where my question comes in. The guy told
me that he's putting in a work order for a booster to be put on my line
but he said it could take as long as a month to get this done. My
question then is if a wifi extender would help my problem because if it
would I might go ahead and buy one myself and start using it instead of
waiting for Spectrum to put the wifi booster on the lines.

Thanks in advance for any opinions on this matter.

Troy