Qwant sometimes hits Tor users with this puzzle after they submit a query. Then after solving the puzzle, they’re brought back to an empty form so they must re-type their query.
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Uhm… DuckDuckGo has worked and still works just fine in Tor for me?
Maybe I’m unlucky, but I’ve gotten quite a few captchas.
You’re ducking wrong then; just use DDG’s onion page if you’re searching within TOR. No exit node then.
Going to do this from now on, but I have only gotten 4-5 captchas in total, so nothing much to worry about imo.
Are you sure you aren’t on an old static exit node or guard node? Try refreshing your state file.