Almost impossible to login due to "games" captcha

Sorry to hear that, mas12509.

Have you tried a different browser, to see if you get the same behavior?

Also, does it help if you reset your password?

If you could send us a screenshot of what you're referring to, while hiding your personal info, would be really helpful as well.

Thanks.

Thank you for replying,

I get the same results in Private Browsing on Firefox, or in Inprivate Edge session.  It basically asks me to resolve some sort of puzzle between me inserting the password login and Dropnbox sending the sms code on my phone.  The first image is the "protect your account", "resolve this puzzle, so we know you're human" thing (I'm in Italy), the second one the actual puzzle. It asks to match three to ten images - the one in second screenshot is a 10-match thing and at every new slide it moves the person position and the chairs angulation. It's basically a nightmare.

I haven't tried to reset my password, because I have changed it a few days ago when I have abilitated the two-factor authentication.

Any suggestion is appreciated - if it keeps doing this, I'm going to have to stop using Dropbox interely.

Same issue here. 

Completed 10 of these annoying captchas, it said I was human, then it said there was a problem and restarted. Team members having same issue. This was on a different account than the one I am signed into now, since the other account won't let me sign in! 

I have MFA enabled on my account, there is no reason I should be completing 10 captchas to sign in. Especially ones that don't work.

And no, signing in successfully in a different browser is not a "solution," as it's been marked in other threads. We pay for Dropbox, not "Dropbox via Chrome." I don't expect it to work perfectly in every single browser the world has to offer, but Firefox? Edge? These are some of the most widely-used browsers out there. A colleague experiencing the same issue tried logging in via Chrome, it had him complete ONE of these captchas and instantly let him in. Clear favourite...

Just tried on Chrome, same issue. Doesn't look like a browser problem, at least for me

Hi! The computers in my company are not on a network, we use single computers like we are at home, we are a very small reality.

The audio challenge is very impractical to try at work - I"ll let you know if and when I can, but sounds to me a bit like closing a gap in your car wheel with chewing gum. The problem is not "I can get the challenge to work ", is that the challenges shouldn't be there in first place. No offense, but I'm not looking for a workaround.

In the meanwhile, I tried a private session access from Firefox on my Android phone, and it worked fine without asking me anything but password and sms code. The computers at work are Windows 11, and I have successfully logged on them in private sessions before.

Have been directed here after posting on this as a new comment

 -  same problem not resolved

I am having the exact same problem. i have tried the puzzles and the arrows will not move the person to the correct chair and when tried the audio option i was always failed at the last question. 

What on earth is going on?

Hi everyone! I wanted to let you know that our team is aware of this issue and they’re actively working on a fix. 

Thank you all for reporting this and for your patience so far.

 This utter nonsense popped up.

1. This a user-hostile captcha mechanism.
2. There is no option for audio-verification, so it's impossible for blind people to answer
3. It DOES NOT WORK -I've had to do it twice and it failed both times
4. This was on the checkout page and IT BLOCKED ME FROM BUYING A DROPBOX SUBSCRIPTION!

You're playing yourself here. This is not security, this is something else. It's absolutely ridiculous.

Tech notes: Firefox, adblock turned OFF, 2FA fully setup