liberethos_paradigm
git.disroot.org
Information and tools to facilitate ethical consumption of goods and services.

This page collects a lot of dirt on consumer banks that’s useful for ethical consumers.

  • ciferecaNinjo@fedia.ioOP
    2·
    5 months ago

    I have a script that resolves the hostname to an IP address, then it checks to see if the IP is tied to a Cloudflare ASN range. But there are many other ways to check:

    • there is a Firefox plugin called “Cloud Firewall” which can be configured to block Cloudflare sites
    • there is a collection of useful plugins here for both FF and Chromium: https://git.kescher.at/dCF/deCloudflare/src/branch/master/subfiles/addon The BCMA one will automatically redirect attempts to visit a Cloudflare site to the archive.org mirror of the page.
    • without any tools, you can hit F12 in FF or Chromium when visiting a website, and look at the headers. If there is a “CF-Ray” header, then it’s a Cloudflare site.
    • if you install Tor, then try to visit the website of the CU. If you are blocked or forced through a CAPTCHA, then you are likely on a Cloudflare website if you see “one more step”. It’s best to test with a browser other than tor browser configured to go over tor because those browsers get the worst treatment.