So I go for a nap and come back to this. 128ducks has blocked the proxy server that was needed to work the 8kun Authentigator. Here is what I wrote when I posted about the latest version at 4:54pm:
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One potential issue in the future is that a proxy server is being used to get past the browser's cross-origin restriction. This means that all of the Authentigator hits on 128ducks are coming from the same IP address. Jim could decide to block the IP. There aren't a lot of proxies like this so that would essentially shut down the Authentigator. The only recourse would be to use a local proxy server. I have one available but we can cross that bridge when we get to it.
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It works fine for me but that is because I'm using my local proxy server so the authentication server is seeing my IP address and not that of a remote proxy. It didn't take long for the ban to kick in. Reports started coming in around 8pm. Shite. Can't help you any further unless you want to go the full route.
You have to install Node.js to run my proxy server but that's a one-time thing. My proxy server consists of just a few small files. So, if you want to go through with it, then follow this link:
https://8chananon.github.io/Alleycat-Player/current/installation-v2.htm
https://8chananon.github.io/dl/auth8kun.htm
Download a copy of the 8kun Authentigator to the same folder where you installed my proxy server (not where you installed Node.js). Open the file in a text editor, find the reference to "proxyhost" and change it to this:
var proxyhost = "http://localhost:8080/";
Now run the Authentigator with "http://localhost:8080/auth8kun.htm". The other way to do this is to use the Java version in a console:
https://8chananon.github.io/dl/auth8kun.class
https://8chananon.github.io/dl/auth8kun.java
That's all I can do for you. Jim is really trying to cut our throats so it's time to pull out the big guns.