Google's reCAPTCHA technology appears to be having technical difficulties in some regions currently. Try changing the user agent with User-Agent Switcher to make the browser look like Chrome.

I am having the same issue. I added this user agent https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/uaswitcher/?utm_source=gitlab and switched to chrome. That took care of the issue. Mozilla needs to clean uo the mess they have made.

This is more likely caused by changes made by Google as it works for me with a Firefox Mac user agent and with a Firefox Linux user agent, only Windows is affected.

Mozilla has contacted Google about this problem. Google typically updates the reCAPTCHA script about once every week or two (the last update for the English version was overnight Sunday-Monday), so I don't know how soon it will get fixed.

Thank you everyone for the replies. Glad to know I'm not going entirely crazy. Guess I'll just wait for the update and use chrome if/when needed.

Mozilla needs to clean uo the mess they have made.

Google needs to fix this. This appears to only affect Firefox users with a Windows user agent but not those with a macOS and Linux Firefox useragent.

Firefox 125.0.3 was released on April 29 while this recaptcha issue only occurred in the last day.

I believe Google want to force some another user to give up on FF, so a lot ones will just start use chrome because of that, in that middle time Google fix that..., I believe its enough to be in a court!

Anyway, to solve that just do it:

open FF, type: about:config type general.useragent.override and create a new one with this code: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/125.0.6422.14 Safari/537.36

after that be fixed by Google, just delete that record: general.useragent.override

DONT install that addons, because all of that ask for your DATA, and that will be a problem if you have sensitive professional data.

Regards

Thanks Arquivos...great answer but I believe the issue has been fixed by google. I added your override and recaptcha worked. Then deleted the override and recaptcha is still working.

Thanks Arquivos...great answer but I believe the issue has been fixed by google.

It definitely looks that way based on two of the pages I was using for testing.

For what I can see, Google has rolled back the script to the URL they were using last week and this allows the picture popup to appear. If anyone finds a page that still has a problem, you can force a full reload to fetch the latest script files. Here's how:

• Shift+click the reload button
• Ctrl+Shift+R (on Mac, Command+Shift+R)

Please do this before you enter data into the form, because this will flush forms.