I'd recommend only enabling it if you actually are under attack. The captchas and interstitials can be annoying and in some cases repeat indefinitely, especially if a user is using a proxy or VPN. It certainly won't improve your UX.Will Cloudflare under attack mode be advisable to enable? Or will it reduce traffic? Because solving the captcha to enter in site might increase the bounce rate?
I'd recommend only enabling it if you actually are under attack. The captchas and interstitials can be annoying and in some cases repeat indefinitely, especially if a user is using a proxy or VPN. It certainly won't improve your UX.
Is this in an actual browser situation or are you trying to scrape something?as a user on a website that has a cloudflare verification/captcha, do you know what proxy type is best to use in order to not get a failed/error message? Right now i cannot get passed any and i tried 3 diff proxy vendors.
browser , not scrapingIs this in an actual browser situation or are you trying to scrape something?
I use both Rayobyte and WebShare proxies for browser-based stuff, and they're both ok with Cloudflare. I'll have to click a captcha box every so often, but I never get completely blocked.browser , not scraping