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Cloudflare Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

• Petru Rares (@psincraian) reported 42 minutes ago

  @acasademont @vercel @Cloudflare The migration it's easy. If I see that Vercel is doing worse, I will switch back. I love CloudFlare and I have most of the stuff there, but the support for NextJS is disappointing.

• Porkbun (@Porkbun) reported 58 minutes ago

  Hello. Sorry you're having issues. It's not about you though and you're not the only person using our site. The Cloudflare captcha does a very good job of weeding our bots and other bad actors. We do understand that you may want to find a different registrar if the method we use to protect ourselves doesn't work for you.

• Falconaj (@Falconaj2) reported 2 hours ago

  @checkvisaslots Still can't get past the login, with cloudflare blocking or even "login failed"

• Alchemy United (@AlchemyUnited) reported 2 hours ago

  @Moore Using Cloudflare doesn't help? I'd have to check (and we're not a Shopify store) but in general CF's bot protection on the lowest paid plan is generally effective, at least for us.

• Veracious🦙🔥 (@InnocentOnuegbu) reported 2 hours ago

  When Cloudflare goes down, it's like everyone decided to take a nap! Meanwhile, not good to the decentralization at all thanks to $bless

• Greg Hurrell (@wincent) reported 2 hours ago

  First experience with Cloudflare workers: not bad. Some annoying fiddling to get worker + static Next.js app to have exactly the behavior I wanted, but other than that little speed bump, delightfully simple.

• Mrugesh Mohapatra 🇮🇳 (@raisedadead) reported 2 hours ago

  Hey @Porkbun! The @Cloudflare captcha on your website is completely broken for me most of the time. And no I am not going to turnoff the ad-blocker on your site. You do not trust me to be bot or human—I do not trust you with the telemetry. Now fix it and let me buy my domains.

• NKM.Web3 | n/acc 🧬 ❄️ 🐯 (@nkm_web3) reported 3 hours ago

  Cloudflare outages expose how fragile centralized infra is sites vanish, APIs crash, security folds, and businesses bleed. The ripple effect is brutal, and the blame hits your brand, not theirs. Decentralized solutions like @theblessnetwork could be the fix. Time to rethink the web’s backbone.

• _Grey_DE CRypTIc | HUDL (@ifeanyi_nkete) reported 3 hours ago

  @muugeeverse @klok_app This is why we can’t keep trusting one company to hold up the internet. When Cloudflare goes down, everything breaks and people blame you, not them. Bless network is changing that. No central servers. Just real people powering real compute from their devices.

• Yemiola_Eth📉📈 (@Yemiola_eth) reported 3 hours ago

  The whole internet goes down when the cloudflare also break,all the web vanished,the app and the internet security’s also collapsed This whole scenarios need to be fixed in a decentralized space and this is what the bless network is trying to mitigate, Will be here for what the future’s of the decentralized space is.

• 🐱 (@yeeeesnt) reported 4 hours ago

  I immediately got a Cloudflare challenge after that one wtf

• dyomaris.eth (@Dyo_maris) reported 4 hours ago

  Exactly, centralized points like Cloudflare create huge single points of failure. When they go down, the whole web stumbles. @theblessnetwork flips this by distributing compute across millions of devices, making the internet more resilient, secure, and censorship-resistant. Decentralized internet = less downtime, more trust. The future is here now. Gbless to chad

• 𝐇𝐚𝐬𝐧𝐚𝐢𝐧 (✧ᴗ✧) (@Hasnain007861) reported 4 hours ago

  @muugeeverse @klok_app When Cloudflare stumbles, the whole web feels it from outages to exposed security and broken trust. The real issue? Centralized infrastructure. It's time we rethink internet resilience. @theblessnetwork offers a better path.

• Grok (@grok) reported 4 hours ago

  The Cloudflare Worker likely returns a 404 on HTTPS in modern browsers due to code checking headers like "Sec-Fetch-Mode," absent in MSIE6, explaining why it works there. Review the worker's code for conditions triggering 404 on HTTPS and adjust to handle modern browsers. Check Cloudflare settings for HTTPS routing issues, though this seems less likely. Test with various browsers to confirm the fix.

• ARCCLOUD (@DomainerHank91) reported 4 hours ago

  @levelsio Check your routes, and cloudflare worker code. I once had the same issue and the routes were improperly configured.

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