for example captha loop in :
https://streaming-integrale.com/
and
https://ddys.site/
The advice given to fix the Cloudflare re-captcha problem, and I tested it myself and this advice works and I can re-access the sites blocked by the Cloudflare captcha, is that we often have to clear the cache and cookies, but it's tiring to do this every time. We would like to automate this process, and when you open Catsxp, we hope the cache will be disabled by default, and also, we hope, cookies will be disabled or cleared at startup via a command.....
As for
--disable-captive-portals,
and
--enabled-microsoft-brand,
We would like to add A special command in the StartupParm administrative section to permanently disable the cache on all sites (this also allows you to back up cheap SSDs or old HDDs, avoiding frequent overwrites, and the cache is stored in faster RAM memory).
Disable cache maybe with these commands:
--disk-cache-size=1
--media-cache-size=1
and
--disk-cache-dir=null
--disk-cache-dir=null
--disk-cache-dir=/dev/null
--disk-cache-dir=NULL
--disk-cache-dir=null
or
--disable-disk-cache
And also, we hope please the add a special command in StartupParm to disable cookies, or automatically clear cookies at startup to fix the Cloudflare captcha loop. Thanks

Disable disk cache is capital AND can save our cheap SSD : accourding tho this user :
"Disable browser cache in Firefox so you don't cause unnecessary writes to your SSD when watching Youtube videos/live streams" :
https://www.reddit.com/r/firefox/commen ... _you_dont/
"Unless you have a dial-up connection (in the kbps) then disabling the disk cache won't hurt you at all.
So it's up to you if you want to increase your SSD
lifespan or not, not everyone buys the overpriced Samsung SSDs.
If I knew about this sooner the SSD that came with my laptop
wouldn't have died after only 2 years of usage, since I used it
to watch videos/streams all day. And if you're worried about
caching at all then you can increase the RAM cache size.....;
Now you can watch as many videos/streams as you want without
causing multiple GBs of writes a day to your SSD"