For those who Bookmarklets dont work, heres why. #781
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Microsoft Labs is probably the best and easiest option for people that have strict policy |
Also I think this works:Here is an old exploit that my school blocked, but you guys can try using it. |
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if you have microsoft edge you can go to this linkon edge. and get this extension using the edge extension glitch were edge when your on the chrome web store offers you to get the extension on edge instead. this extension allows you to inject codes into the page might be useful. |
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It is impossible to work around bookmarklet blocking without external chrome extensions, which are typically also pretty smart at not letting you execute your own code due to webstore policy. Sorry for the utter-most stunning news y'all have ever heard. edit: rigtools be like... |
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I wish I can continue, but im sick :( |
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Thanks for the really detailed post for all the skids. |
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stfu we know what bookmarklets are just say "javascript is blocked admin said fuck you" |
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If Linux terminal isn't blocked what do i type to get the bookmarklets to work also it doesn't say java script is blocked |
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their is currently but it is strictly for a specific version of ublock its called ublock origin execution, but as of my chromebook 127 and up its patched T_T |
First, what are Bookmarklets?
Bookmarklets are bookmarks that contain javascript to update a website/webpage, which is a little more easier than executing them in the javascript console with the inspect element. In our case, we want to use bookmarklets to execute certain javascript commands for exploits such as LTBEEF, to open up things like an UI Menu. This is perfectly normal for this case.
Ok, then why don't they work?
Ok, so lets say you were trying to perform LTBEEF one day, except, the menu doesn't load, and your like "Hmm, did my school block bookmarklets?" Well, its here's how you can check:
chrome://policyto see what your school admins are adding as restrictions., and if it says "javascript://" in mono space next to url blocklist, then your school has blocked Bookmarklets :/. You can check what else your school blocks here as well.
Ok, now what?
So, currently, there isn't any exploits to re-enable bookmarklets besides unenrollment, but at that point what are exploits for? And using the linux terminal is most likely blocked, so for now, you just have to wait for people like me or mercury workshop to find out how, or try scrolling through bypassi.
If you have any other questions, just ask below, because I was just trying to keep this super simple.