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Silk - Privacy Pass Client

Client support for Privacy Pass anonymous authorization protocol.

Users300KCurrent public install base
Rating2.3Store average score
Reviews725Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
7-day growth0Net users gained this week
7-day growth rate0%Relative weekly velocity
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Version4.0.2
ManifestV3
Size95.0KiB
Languages1English
Published
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This extension provides unlinkable cryptographic tokens for websites that support the Privacy Pass protocol. For example, these tokens can be used on Cloudflare-protected websites to improve your human signal.

How it works?

Privacy Pass Providers: Cloudflare Research

Get tokens

1. If a website requests a Privacy Pass token, the extension is automatically going to request you to perform the associated challenge.

2. One page will open with a challenge to be solved.

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Store average score2.3Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text
Synced text average2.1Average computed only from synced review bodies below
Reviews with text487Synced review bodies
Total ratings / reviews725Chrome Web Store public rating/review count

Store average score: 2.3. The bars below are calculated from synced review text only, so they may be empty for extensions that have public ratings but no synced comments yet.

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Jerry Ravens2025年4月11日
1

It's horrible and never ever ever works, crashes every single time and is totally useless.

Version 4.0.2Language en
1 helpful · 0 not helpful
Fabio R20242025年3月23日
1

Greyed out, does not work.

Version 4.0.2Language en
1 helpful · 0 not helpful
User2025年2月22日
1

Не работает

Version 4.0.2Language ru
1 helpful · 0 not helpful
Gareth Dickson2025年2月5日
1

Doesn't work.

Version 4.0.2Language en
3 helpful · 0 not helpful
Samuel Cuesta Pardo2024年10月14日
4

Va bastante bien bloqueando los captcha, pero a veces da error y no funciona o dice que una extensión ha bloqueado la página. Totalmente recomendable si los captchas entran en bucle infinito (como es mi caso)

Version 4.0.2Language es
3 helpful · 0 not helpful
Zak Penn2024年9月19日
1

一星都多,没有什么作用

Version 4.0.2Language zh
Gil B2024年8月29日
1

não funcionou no site da egyptair.com

Version 4.0.2Language pt
Gwyneth Llewelyn2024年7月15日
3

I'm not 100% sure about how exactly this is supposed to work. Note that I'm a fan of everything Cloudflare, and that's why I still have this extension turned on. However, I have increasingly been suspected of "not being human" — possibly because I'm using the Brave browser? It's Chromium underneath, obviously (or the extension wouldn't work!), but perhaps Brave blocks some additional things, managing to confuse Cloudflare. The point of "saving" a token so that you just need to get validated as being human once (or once per day...) makes a lot of sense, but it's not obvious how it works *now*. In the past, it *did* work in 100% of the cases, as others have reported. Currently... it's most a question of luck, I guess. Note that it's not easy to understand _what_ triggers the actual requirement for "human validation"; I have it appearing on my own websites, installed on my very own servers, which are also behind Cloudflare, but I would *assume* that, by now, Cloudflare would have "learned" that I'm supposed to be a legitimate user of my own websites — or so I would think. Granted, nothing can be worse than using Tor to browse the regular Web — you get validated twice, first (usually) by Cloudflare, and then by Google, which is _much_ worse and takes a lot of time, clicking on all those pictures until Google's happy... it's an annoyance in exchange for being able to browse the Web without being tracked.

Version 4.0.2Language en
17 helpful · 1 not helpful
-2024年7月10日
1

Advertised as an extension to fix issues with Cloudflare verification, while it just makes the verification problems worse. Not recommended.

Version 4.0.2Language en
15 helpful · 2 not helpful
Lee2024年7月6日
1

没有用

Version 4.0.2Language zh
2 helpful · 0 not helpful