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Many web login and contact form features could be set as standard HTML builtins without the need to develop and backend and/or (non HTML) frontend for them, for example: Select field Input Date...
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Is there a problem in making Captcha an HTML builtin with an attribute setting which type of Captcha
Many web login and contact form features could be set as _standard HTML builtins_ without the need to develop and backend and/or (non HTML) frontend for them, for example: * Select field * Input Date field * Input Time field In [that StackExchange post][1] I understood from one of the commenters that Captcha can't be such a standard feature, say by [W3C](https://www.w3.org/standards/): > Because this has absolutely nothing to do with HTML and this is not a coding standard or approach I don't know why the commenter wrote that. --- Is there a problem making Captchas a standard HTML builtin with attributes to set Captcha type? I mean, especially if it used just once per webpage, this can be nice, isn't it? [1]: https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/246488/is-there-some-international-captcha-standard-possibly-with-some-implementation