Repository navigation
Since java script is blocked can someone please Make the bookmarklets into html #625
|
I do not know how to convert js to html so can someone do it so i can use it to unblock my Chromebook since bookmarklet are blocked |
Replies: 8 comments 25 replies
|
How would that work? You can only run JavaScript with bookmarklets, and any HTML would literally just contain embedded JavaScript. HTML is not a programming language, it's a markdown language. |
It appears that they just have bookmarklets blocked and can still use regular JavaScript. However, the above still applies. |
Untitled_.Apr.28.2023.11_58.AM.webm |
|
Yes! An actual person with intellect. One site cannot interact with the site it opens due to CORS. |
|
cant u use cors-anywhere or am I just stupid |
|
yes, and I'm sure changing it to something like /webstoreb would make it not blocked, but it still wouldn't work BECAUSE of CORS. the problem in the video is not CORS but even if it's solved CORS is a bigger problem that can't be solved. |
|
Try this. The posts OP listed it as a possible bypass for blocked bookmarklets. I can't test it tho bc my javascript never got blocked. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FGaGkP8sA87JdFMoxgjMm00Kpwh23ccV/view |
|
Why did you pack it? |
|
The thing about executing eval() into a window like that is that it has to be done before the page is defined as the webstore, so that file is no use for bypassing bookmarklet blocking unless you manage to make the HTML page insert the script after the page is defined. I don't know my stuff when it comes to XSS, but maybe there's a trick to add to that eval script to fool the browser. |
|
This does not work. It runs and displays the prompt before the page is defined as the webstore. |
|
This will not work. It's quite frankly impossible to run code on a different origin which was opened. Rather an XSS would work, although that is not what this "exploit" (which isn't one at one) is doing. |
|
why cant you just run the javascript code through console 🤷 |
|
If their admins were smart enough to block JavaScript, then do you think they would be dumb enough to let students use Developer Tools? Probably not. |
|
you never know |
You asked "why can't," not "can you," and I gave the correct answer for your question. |
|
Um WhEl AcKtUaWwY 🤓🤓🤓 , they could have a cs or IT class, where you would need access to the console. that doesn't require access to bookmarklets. |
|
lol my school does but on any error page on the chrome web store it doesn't let you view or edit the html |
|
As I mentioned earlier, why would they have access to the console? Their admins were clearly smart enough to disable JavaScript. |
|
At my school they disabled javascript without disabling inspect, I had to spread to the hwole school ltbeef inspect for them to remove it. |
|
You can still just drag it into console to run the code. If console is blocked, then you can't. |
|
i know how to convert into html i just dont know how to run it with out installing anything because there might not be space on the cromebook |
|
you guys obviously don't go to an lausd school. They block literally everything. |
|
left a comment on here when i was in middle school, i'm a junior now. there's no way people are still trying to unblock games and stuff 😭😭 |
|
lmao |
|
lol |
How would that work? You can only run JavaScript with bookmarklets, and any HTML would literally just contain embedded JavaScript. HTML is not a programming language, it's a markdown language.