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OpenPorte is a community-maintained fork of the ALTCHA Spam Protection
plugin for WordPress (version 1), which provides a free, open source,
self-hostable, privacy-friendly CAPTCHA alternative based on a proof-
of-work mechanism — no cookies, no tracking, GDPR-friendly by design.
For the list of contributors, refer to our GitHub project: Contributors.
Background
The original ALTCHA WordPress plugin (v1) was open source (GPLv2). Its
authors have since released a version 2/3 which is no longer open source,
and some features that were free in v1 are now paid. They no longer
maintain v1 and recommend that users migrate to v2/v3. See the official
project at https://altcha.org for their offering.
OpenPorte continues the v1 line as free software (GPLv2 or later) for users
who want to stay on a fully open-source, self-hosted solution. It is a
faithful fork: existing v1 installations can switch to OpenPorte and keep
their settings (see Upgrading).
Compatibility
OpenPorte is backward-compatible with ALTCHA v1:
Your existing settings are migrated automatically on activation.
The [altcha] shortcode keeps working (alongside the new [openporte]).
The altcha_* filters and actions keep firing as deprecated aliases.
See the Deprecations section for the full list of compatibility aliases and
what they map to.
Upgrading
From the original ALTCHA v1 plugin
Deactivate the old ALTCHA plugin, then install and activate OpenPorte. Your
existing configuration is detected and copied into the OpenPorte settings on
first activation; the original ALTCHA settings are left untouched, so you can
roll back to ALTCHA v1 without losing anything. Do not run both plugins at the
same time.
Deprecations
The following ALTCHA-era identifiers are kept as aliases for backward
compatibility and are scheduled for removal in a future release:
The [altcha] shortcode — use [openporte].
The altcha/v1 REST namespace — use openporte/v1.
The altcha_* filters and actions — now firing through WordPress’ deprecated
hook mechanism; use the openporte_* equivalents.
The AltchaPlugin class and the ALTCHA_VERSION / ALTCHA_WIDGET_VERSION
constants — use OpenPortePlugin and the OPENPORTE_* constants.
Integrations targeting paid-only third-party plugins; affected users should
migrate to the official ALTCHA v2/v3 plugin.
Privacy
No cookies, no tracking
OpenPorte prioritizes user privacy by avoiding the use of cookies and fingerprinting techniques.
No external service
This plugin remains fully contained within your WordPress installation, eliminating any reliance on external services.
Modes of Operation
OpenPorte verifies submissions in one of two modes, selected in the settings
(API Mode):
Self-hosted (default) — a proof-of-work challenge is issued and verified by
your own WordPress site through the REST API. Fully self-contained, with no
external service and no additional setup beyond enabling the integrations you
need.
Custom — point the Challenge URL at your own ALTCHA-compatible backend (for
example a self-hosted ALTCHA Sentinel). Submissions are verified with your
site’s signing secret.
The paid altcha.org regional SaaS classifier offered by earlier versions has
been removed; both remaining modes are free and self-hostable.
REST API
This plugin requires the WordPress REST API. If you are using any “Disable REST API” plugins, ensure that the endpoint /altcha/v1/challenge (marked for deprecation) and /openporte/v1/challenge are allowed.
Supported Integrations
CoBlocks
Contact Form 7
Elementor Pro Forms (deprecated — paid plugin, see Deprecations)
Formidable Forms
Forminator
GravityForms
HTML Forms
WPDiscuz
WPForms
WP-Members
WordPress Login, Register, Password reset
WordPress Comments
WooCommerce
Custom HTML (via the [openporte] shortcode, or the deprecated [altcha] alias)
Source Code
All source code for the plugin, and the ALTCHA widget is available on GitHub. In the repository, you’ll also find versions of non-minified JavaScript and CSS assets:
Plugin: https://github.com/jcberthon/openporte
ALTCHA Widget: https://github.com/altcha-org/altcha
