QapTcha : jQuery captcha system with jQuery & jQuery UI
February 18th, 2011 - Frontend, jQuery
“QapTcha is a draggable jQuery captcha system with jQuery UI. QapTcha is an easy-to-use, simple and intuitive captcha system. It needs human action instead of to read a hard text and it is a very lightweight jQuery plugin.” This plugin can be used and uploaded to your webhost for your website.
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creams
March 3, 2011
Nice plugin, but what if the JavaScript is off in the browser? I’ve checked the demo and if scripts are disabled the form can be submitted with no problem. Any ideas? Thanks.
LH
March 16, 2011
This is not really secure. Only stupid bots are stopped by it. Bots that are programmed for a specific site can not be stopped. Simple reason: You can send the post-request, that is fired with the draggable event, automatic.
A good captcha needs a human to do a task that is complex for a computer, but easy for us. This captcha is simple for computer, too.
Jacob Folmand
August 7, 2011
LH – What do you think the possibility will be that a bot will be created specifically for this plugin? I believe it is complec enough, and have used ones similar – that worked great! Actually simple math questions – or trickquestions like “how many letters are in the word “dragon” ” – have done the trig for my pages 99 % of the time.
JP
September 1, 2011
Does this plugin work at all with https protocol? To me it appears that it does not + their site has almost no documentation. Also, after I’ve read a lot about it, why not to go the safe side and use a web-service that has been used for high profiled websites such as ReCaptcha? That seems to me the option to go, not because of the front-end issues, such as js turned off, fail safe implementations, etc.. but because is not verified as totally secure? — JP