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how to fix this 
the staff are useless
Windows 7 has been end of life for many years at this point, so I doubt that this is something that will be fixed unfortunately. I would recommend you update to a modern and supported operating system that still receives security patches.
bruh then why does it work fine on firefox?
this is probably an issue on chrome
or there were some server-side changes that lead to this
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Respectfully, I would encourage you to stop saying comments like "the staff are useless". I'm a volunteer here, not cf staff, and this discord in general is supported by the community.
As for why it works in Firefox, I don't know. But you're using an end of life operating system. Things will break, you're prone to security issues, and I wouldn't expect anyone to fix their software for an OS that's been EOL for 3+ years.
Chrome actually dropped support for Windows 7, meaning the old version of Chrome is likely the issue. As others have said here, Windows 7 is EOL and I doubt there will be any fixes coming.
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they quit updating chrome on Win 7
and the chrome installer always install the last updated version of chrome on win 7
the offline installer gives an error for some reason
yea that makes sense then, Turnstile only aims to support the latest version of major browsers
:/
i mean i really dont wanna upgrade to win 10
If Firefox works, I would just use it for now. Firefox is nice, and won't restrict adblocking compatability/etc in the near future
But I mean at some point you're going to have to, Win 7 is dead and more things will stop supporting it eventually
firefox isn't my go to go browser
well i’ll just wait it out
until its completely ded
don't have to stick to Windows, could try pop OS or some Linux Distro, at least they're supported with security updates.
Anyway looks like even Firefox only has a year or so left of support on its Extended Support Release edition
It pretty much is.
Microsoft stopped supporting it, Google stopped supporting it, etc.
whats pop OS?
is it like wimdows or linux?
i was just wondering if i could use windows programs on linux?
as a .exe ?
what file format does linux use anywas?
.tgz?
.dmg?
Linux uses binaries. No extension, usually.
.exe -> no extension
.msi (installer) -> a .deb on some Linux distributions, an .rpm on others
And you can run emulate some Windows programs on Linux but support varies, and it's better to run native Linux programs on Linux (like Chrome built for Linux)
emulation would be way too slow for my pc
its pretty dang old
ig i had to stick to windows anyways
i still wonder how does .debs works on IOS
Linux can be ok if you just do basic stuff, gaming is getting there, there's office alternatives like libreoffice, but imo you have to be comfortable googling
like iphoneos arm.deb
is it like smooth as Ios?
tbh i have never used linux before
depends on your computer, but Linux distros are pretty light weight. There are a number of things you'd have to switch to, like Gimp instead of Photoshop, Libreoffice instead of MS Office, etc
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btw I was going to mention: For my own curiosity I spun up a VM running Win 7 Ultimate SP1 and I was able to use chrome and solve turnstile challenges. It looks like in turnstile channel Benedikt was looking into it anyway, but it looks like it may be more specific then just Win 7 Chrome
how did u become Cloudflare community champion though u part of the team or just a random user
just random helpful user
holy shmoly