How to bypass the new authorization requirement when logging in

[Alank]

Suddenly this has become a new log in problem.

 

Of all the two-factor authorizations systems, the one I hate the most is the one where you are required to identify all the somethings - a bus, or a car, or a bike, for example - in a square of 8 or so blurred images.

 

Is there any way to bypass this new nuisance?

[Steve F]

Yes. Assuming you're using a personal computer at home, just stay logged in. Save your login details in your browser. No tests needed, you're straight in!

[sb photos]

As my MacBook or MacBook Pro is usually in my shoulder bag or backpack once logged in I simply close the lid to put it to sleep. I open the display and Im still logged in and ready to go.

[Sandi]

Staying logged in is not the answer. Lately I've been logged out whilst in the process of tagging images. I finish my tags, then press Save, and nothing happens. It just asks again if I want to save.

When this happens the tags and caption stay on the screen but cannot be saved. The best work-around I have is to copy the caption and the tags to an outside file, return to the dashboard - which now demands that I log in again.

After logging in and counting buses I get back to my images. I can paste the tags and caption back into the image which threw me out.

It is VERY ANNOYING.

Sandi