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(Quote) It's written communication in a foreign language. I'm not arguing. Nor accusing - as you noted in another reply. Your input is good - I was just offering a different perspective. I.e. it wasn't intended as an insult or an acc…
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(Quote) I'm not talking about electronics prices. I'm talking about price-to-pay ratio. I.e. a high-quality router taking a full monthly pay VS one week's pay VS 4 hours of work etc. In other words: different perspective based on inc…
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(Quote) If you live in a "1st world" country - just multiply every price by 5 and see if you would still consider it worth paying. If not, then my hat off to you sir. I try to go for higher quality, but the budget is often quite limited. …
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(Quote) Future proof hardly ever makes sense. Just burning money. Unfortunately. I get the idea, but when you sum up all the pros and cons, I think it's better to buy cheaper, then get a new one in 3-5 years, once most of your equipment suppor…
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(Quote) I'd be fine with the newer model, but if I were shopping, I'd look for the V2 at a discount and get it over with. It should do the job just fine. We're not talking about dozens of Wi-fi users here, or huge Wi-fi bandwidth dem…
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Just checked - my current low-end ISP provided me with TP-Link Archer C6 AC1200: https://www.tp-link.com/in/home-networking/wifi-router/archer-c6/v4/ The older model (V2) comes with a Qualcomm chip and that would be my first pick: https://www.tp-l…
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Take this with a grain of salt, but TP-Link offerings in that price range should be good ($70+).
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(Quote) Couldn't find anything - not in Cloudflare WAF logs or in server logs. Contacted both Bing, and Cloudflare support. However, I host several websites with the same Cloudflare setup, and the same hosting provider, yet only one domain is …
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(Quote) I see you point. Howerver, as far as I can tell, technically, a provider can give an 96% discount for the first month to be within the price range and post offers - but you pay the regular price afterwards. Not a perfect scenario for idlers …
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(Quote) I believe it’s possible that some of those rules get auto-disabled if you install WooCommerce - because my webshop wasn’t affected by the problem.
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Solved the WordPress widget update problem with Cloudflare Pro firewall! :) TL/DR: In addition to disabling the “Cloudflare Specials” firewall rules, I had to set the OWASP Sensitivity to “Off” – temporarily, in order to update the widgets. Secur…
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(Quote) Thanks. As expected, there's a browser extension for that too. :) Doesn't fly - not with WordPress, in a shared hosting environment, with a properly configured (and "enforced") https connection. Worth a shot though - g…
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(Quote) How do I do that with WordPress - or any site on a shared hosting server for that matter?
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(Quote) Rocket loader is disabled. Cache is one of the main reasons for using the Pro service. Disabling it beats the point. I can temporarily disable proxy though, and don't edit widgets on a daily (even monthly) basis, so that's one work…
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(Quote) Likewise. Thid so - and it did show blocked AdSense scripts. However, removing AdSense doesn't solve the problem. It does from time to time - for a very short period. Very strange. Couldn't find any blocking shown in Cloudflare&…
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(Quote) I have superbot disabled. Site Scan doesn't work on both affected and unaffected websites. :) Go figure... Relayed all the info to Bing's support.
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(Quote) No. But a good call - that's what CF support first asked. Not all the CF sites are affected - though all used the same CF setup. Only one domain. So it may not be CF-related at all. Though one can never be certain - too many stuff in s…
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(Quote) Talking about scenarios 1 and 2? Or all 3? The current setup is chaos. Reply-to for different branches uses a mixture of differnt domains, gmail, even yahoo. And it's a hassle for me (which I don't minde since it's a one-tim…
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(Quote) Same experience - and it is annoying that Gmail email-pull thing. As far as I can tell, when you hit the refresh from Gmail's interface (not the browser page refresh), it treats it as: "Refresh Gmail, and consider refreshing other …
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(Quote) I think @MichaelCee offers lower prices for a bit less storage space (irrelevant if you connect your Gmail and configure it to take all the emails). It should end up cheaper on a monthly/yearly basis. The offer: https://lowendspirit.com/di…
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(Quote) If you bought MXroute lifetime - it's the best fit for your use (if I understand it correctly). MichaelCee gives you a lower price with a monthly fee - and more hand-holding support - using the same infrastructure. If you use Gmail int…
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I've used this situation to check out some Google alternatives. Made a list of search engines that use Bing (Bing copies basically), followed by a list of search engines that seem to be independent. Bing is still "working on this and kee…
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(Quote) I think this could be easily faked The “real” source I mean. Google can only be more “tolerant” to spam from CF IPs. Which may get abused… Spamers (“email marketing”) have ruined the game.
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(Quote) Any chance of PM sending the results link, to see the headers and other stuff? Would PM the analysis, you chose what to share. Edit: I’d love to be wrong on this. :)
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(Quote) And, thanks to spam and abuse, it is a problematic one, again - in my opinion and experience. Would have to google for a third source. Also - you will probably test it and know in the following months - that’s most reliable info. Edit: I’…
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(Quote) Correct me if I'm wrong - might as well be (btw, I'm really interested in looking at a link to a mail-tester results for an outbound email using your setup - if that's OK via a PM - for spam-prevention): Cloudflare forwards …
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(Quote) Direct pull (or IMAP push) is better than forwarding, at least in my opinion. More reliable deliverability. Also, if you mark an email as spam, you'll be marking your own domain as a spammy one, not the domain that sent the original em…
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I can see some downsides to this setup: 1) The inbound emails get forwarded to Gmail. I think it's safer to use any decent shared hosting and configure Gmail to POP3 import emails from it. Or, even better, use an MXroute lifetime. :) 2) You…
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(Quote) Yup. Roughly 5 - 10 % traffic from those combined (about 70 - 80 % from Google). Still, it's strange - and it sucks.
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(Quote) Zero spam. No email marketing. Only paxing customer notifications.