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Changes from the Original Version This version rebuilds and extends the original PayzCore XenForo add-on to improve configuration, payment handling, and compatibility with XenForo: Added API URL, API key, webhook secret, and payment expiry settings to the payment profile configuration. Added...

Yes, guest cache is enabled, I use redis

Are there any plans to reduce the script load a bit? In debug mode (as a guest), we have: With the mod disabled With the mod enabled

I noticed that with the plugin enabled, the log shows a lot of errors like this: Is the mod trying to block caching on more than just its own pages?

https://blog.cloudflare.com/monetization-gateway/ So it turns out that it remains to be implemented for those who don't use Cloudflare?

If this method can save even 1% of the budget and not disturb users and forum guests, then it’s a worthy undertaking...

Is it possible to hide the docs folder in the plugin folder, or keep it in the root of the site?

That's true, but if Yandex is important to you as a search engine, then that's the webmaster's problem.

A small update regarding Yandex. Not all IP addresses the bot uses provide RDNs records. Therefore, the bot may be partially blocked. Two more ASNs need to be whitelisted: AS13238 # YANDEX LLC AS44534 # YANDEX (additional network)

A false 404 error with the path /bot-guard/collect has appeared in Google's console. Any recommendations on how to best resolve this? So far, the only thing I can think of is editing the template and adding a robots directive to prevent indexing the page with the error.

More of an observation than a concern. I noticed that the Turnstile page doesn't show any mod statistics. Is it using the standard Xenforo system with CAPTCHA validation on Cloudflare servers, or a regular widget?

Are you planning on converting all text to Xenforo phrases? Or is there another way to translate the plugin into another language without ending up with a mixture of text in different languages?

Is this planned for ASN? So that users can be forced to pass a captcha or added to a whitelist? Is there a way to check in reports which search engines are receiving captcha (or are they masquerading as such)? Will there be support for common-crawlers.json? Working with large IP arrays is...

Wouldn't it be better to add whitelists via Reverse DNS? That way, search engines wouldn't have to specify too many IP addresses. And secondly, is it possible to add comments to the list? With so many IP addresses, it's easy to lose track of why you added them.