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This is getting out of hand. I can't search the web without encountering this program.
How do I stop it from interrupting my browsing?
I use Windows on my laptop and this guy doesn't show up there.
PLease help with circumventing these steps on the iPad.
THanks.
iPad, iOS 9.3.1, null
At long last I found an answer.
Cloud Flare is here to stay and there is nothing we can do about it.
It is a program imposed by the websites we visit to screen and detect suspicious IP addresses.
In my case, I found via Project Honeypotthat my public IP address had outgoing activities (thru email, I believe) that I wasn't aware of.
I have contacted by IP provider about that.
Still, while the intent may be justified, Cloud Flare approach is poorly designed.
In this day and age when speed is gold I can't fancy spending time inspecting their pictures looking for storefronts or grass when in the middle of a meeting.
SHMG
At long last I found an answer.
Cloud Flare is here to stay and there is nothing we can do about it.
It is a program imposed by the websites we visit to screen and detect suspicious IP addresses.
In my case, I found via Project Honeypotthat my public IP address had outgoing activities (thru email, I believe) that I wasn't aware of.
I have contacted by IP provider about that.
Still, while the intent may be justified, Cloud Flare approach is poorly designed.
In this day and age when speed is gold I can't fancy spending time inspecting their pictures looking for storefronts or grass when in the middle of a meeting.
SHMG
Ferd, thanks for the link but the only thing mentioned there that I could do on the iPad is to clear the website data and that doesn't seem to work.
I am not surprised as I can't see the connection between doing that and the cloudflare popup.
Any idea who/what is imposing on us these additional steps to access a website?
I hope I knew more about the cloudflare program, who design it and what his/her intent was.
I consider it an intrusion.
Nowadays, whenever I come across it I stop my search and look for another way.
These are my comments.
I wish there is someone out there listening that can do something about it to stop this nonsense.
irisapple wrote:
Ferd, thanks for the link but the only thing mentioned there that I could do on the iPad is to clear the website data and that doesn't seem to work.
I am not surprised as I can't see the connection between doing that and the cloudflare popup.
Any idea who/what is imposing on us these additional steps to access a website?
I hope I knew more about the cloudflare program, who design it and what his/her intent was.
I consider it an intrusion.
Nowadays, whenever I come across it I stop my search and look for another way.
These are my comments.
I wish there is someone out there listening that can do something about it to stop this nonsense.
Someone downloaded it to your computer
Csound1, do you mean this clouflare has been downloaded to my iPad?
If it is I wish I knew where it is because I sure can't find it.
In my housedold we have more than one iPad for different users and all are experiencing the same.
By any chance do you know what Apple's involvement is with this?
Iris,
attention required: cloud flare contains some information which may be helpful for your situation.
It did not come with them, so download is the only way.
Look for its icon and then delete it.
Apple are not involved
Nonsense, nothing is "here to stay" unless that is what you want,
How to disable cloud flare from popping up on iPad
