Drew Phillips

Hi, Thanks for the suggestion and change. I am planning an upcoming release (branch [nextgen](https://github.com/dapphp/securimage/tree/nextgen)) and have made some significant changes to the core code and changed things such that...

I'd start by saying, if you want to get rid of the inline JS and CSS, then you don't need to call `Securimage::getCaptchaHtml()` and instead, write custom HTML and JS...

If your form and elements don't change, you can just take a rough copy of what getCaptchaHtml() gives you with the proper settings and then externalize the JS and CSS...

Nextgen branch was intended to be the next major version of this and had added features. If you want to use any of the code I'd start with that branch....

The changes in nextgen new from master are/were: ``` 4.0.1 - Increase captcha difficulty - Add setting "use_text_angles". Enable to select a random angle and step value and draw each...

`getCaptchaHtml` has the ability to control some aspects of the captcha, but nothing that affects the properties of the image itself. The reason for this is because there is no...

I agree, they need to be documented somewhere better, other than the code. Currently they are: ``` /** * Returns HTML code for displaying the captcha image, audio button, and...

Hey @Gared , thanks for using the library and the suggestion. This seems like a great addition. I started to work on it over the weekend but didn't finish. There's...

This [comment](https://github.com/dapphp/securimage/issues/66#issuecomment-636279862) about sums it up. I will gladly add anyone as a collaborator if they are interested.

It's possible these are humans solving the captcha, in which case little will work to stop that. Changing the font in addition to the other changes would help a lot...