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Just like Anubis did for the hosted Weblate instance (see https://github.com/WeblateOrg/weblate/issues/16952), the Cookie monster! now breaks RSS feeds from Codeberg's Weblate instance for RSS readers. Instead of the feed, they get the following:
<!doctype html><meta content="1; url=?trans-rights=human-rights" http-equiv=refresh><meta content="light dark" name=color-scheme><title>Cookie monster!</title><body><p>This is an automated check to get rid of most bots. If you have JavaScript enabled, it should redirect to the real page soon. If you don't, it still should redirect soon, but you can <a href="?trans-rights=human-rights">click here</a> if you're fast.</p><script>document.cookie="x-robot-challenge=passed;path=/";window.location.reload();</script>
As such, it is recommended to disable the bot detection/cookie monster for https://translate.codeberg.org/exports/rss/{...}/{...}
### Comment
Just like Anubis did for the hosted Weblate instance (see https://github.com/WeblateOrg/weblate/issues/16952), the `Cookie monster!` now breaks RSS feeds from Codeberg's Weblate instance for RSS readers. Instead of the feed, they get the following:
```
<!doctype html><meta content="1; url=?trans-rights=human-rights" http-equiv=refresh><meta content="light dark" name=color-scheme><title>Cookie monster!</title><body><p>This is an automated check to get rid of most bots. If you have JavaScript enabled, it should redirect to the real page soon. If you don't, it still should redirect soon, but you can <a href="?trans-rights=human-rights">click here</a> if you're fast.</p><script>document.cookie="x-robot-challenge=passed;path=/";window.location.reload();</script>
```
As such, it is recommended to disable the bot detection/cookie monster for `https://translate.codeberg.org/exports/rss/{...}/{...}`