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No, it should not be in IPS. It must be implemented on different level: on your server side. fail2ban is good solution for this kind of bots.

I know about this plugin, but i think this must be available in vanilla IPS.

I hope that lazy load will be also implemented for YouTube embeds in 4.4.

This topic is a live illustration why this is important.

It would be awesome to load just thumbnail instead of player and to load player only when thumbnail clicked. This significantly improves performance on pages with embedded videos.

7 hours ago, Tom S. said:

Isn’t “invisible reCAPTCHA” version 3?

No. "Invisible reCAPTCHA" is one of forms of reCAPTCHA 2.

 

reCAPTCHA 3 has some more advanced features compared to v2.

Is there any plans to introduce reCAPTCHA v3 in near future?

It designed to use in more places rather than just registration and anonymous commenting. Hope to see this soon in IPS at least on registration, sign-in and commenting (not only anonymous, but also registered group-based) forms. Thank you.

Stable PWA on iOS is just a matter of time, they already working on all known bugs.

BTW, stats on my forums:

Our users also complained on this. +1

Looks like some people in this topic don't understand the main advantage of PWA, so it worth to mention again what PWA is just the existing site itself with some little additions and it does not require a lot of development or support and it's a huge advantage over native apps discussed before. And this topic is about PWA, not standalone apps.

12 minutes ago, Morgin said:

Until iOS supports, I just don’t see it. I dunno about you guys but > 50% of my mobile traffic is iOS

PWA is already supported in iOS 11.3+

This is must-have feature for IPS itself, not 3rd party addon, IMO. Especially considering that IPS apps are already almost ready to work as PWA, only some final preparations should be done.

Yes, also wrote about it:

On 10/25/2017 at 8:57 PM, Mr 13 said:

I hope IPS will take a look to Progressive Web Apps and Credentials API. If this will be supported then all users be able to create their own apps (via webview) just in a few clicks if they need to (and even if they don't need to have separate app, Progressive Web App still will be available for all visitors).

It's easy enough to implemet but gives very huge advantages comparable to classic(native) apps.

On 11/5/2017 at 9:53 AM, Mr 13 said:

I would also like to mention that IPS apps are already almost ready to work as PWA, only some final preparations should be done. Here's some additional info on this in case if it would be useful:

General: https://developers.google.com/web/progressive-web-apps/
Basics: https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/your-first-pwapp/#0
PWA Testing tool (lighthouse): https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/lighthouse/blipmdconlkpinefehnmjammfjpmpbjk

Is there a working live demo?