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Here you go:
https://pastebin.com/eTFLGbKZ

(will update this, wrong links)

Yes, for the CDN, although it only supports images, not CSS/JS/etc.
It has a free tier that serves the purposes of lower traffic sites beside other good functionality with images on paid tiers.

Hi, were you able to have a look into this?

In case the shoutkey expired, here it is (active for 12 hours):
https://shoutkey.com/heat

Cheers

Hi @emrevona,
Thanks for the reply.
Please follow the timed shoutkey (6 hours) for the working url:
https://shoutkey.com/when

In any case the URL is based on this structure:
https://res.cloudinary.com/{{@account}}/image/fetch/

One question though: AFAIK this method work only for media files, so is there a way of preventing every single local request to be redirected to the CDN?

Cheers

Cheers

Yeah, I understand that would be great, but you could also have noticed that I actually don’t like that box permanently on the dashboard. And that this particular issue is probably more relevant to me than to spend some time writing a list of customisations that I expected from Foobox.

But hey, everyone’s got their priorities!

Cheers

ps: Regardless, I won’t make such a list, sorry.

Hi, sorry for the delay.
I believe there is an incompatibility issue with the Wordfence Security, at least by disabling it on one of my websites it worked again. Overall I have two different sites with the same issue.
Cheers

As far as I know, not yet.

Hi,
That’s exactly the behavior I’m experiencing, it is redirected to that admin page and no information is passed on to Instagram Feed WD. I use the other plugin to actually download images from an IG feed.
Cheers

Don’t know. but I’m just interested in toning it down, so grey will do just fine.

But while I’m at it again, we might be able to modify it globally. I can’t test this right now, but we could at least make it grayscale like so:

.grecaptcha-badge {
    -webkit-filter: grayscale(100%);
    filter: grayscale(100%);
}

So far the conclusion is that you can’t style anything within the nocaptcha iframe (because it’s an iframe).

Cool, good to hear!

Thanks for the reply. I actually looked just now into String Translation (WPML) and the strings were automatically detected, so that was a lot easier.

But thank you anyway!

Hi,
Did this eventually turned into a feature?
Thanks