chrome inspect and chrome developer tools blocked/disabled. #867
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Those assholes at our school district (FCPS) have found a way to disable Inspect and Chrome developer tools. Any way to get them unblocked? Btw they are slowly moving to chromebooks, only a few lucky guys (myself included) still use Windows laptops |
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its crazy that you had devtools until now. i never had it allowed, and pretty much nobody but you and the people at your school have had that allowed. if you just want to run javascript, look into bookmarklets. if you want devtools, use the Eruda bookmarklet. if bookmarklets are disabled, try to find an extension you can run javascript with (shortkeys, ublock origin) and use Eruda. |
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I was surprised too, but apparently everything they really needed was in the Chrome Web Store. Yeah, sure we had to give up some apps like Libby which is now in the browser. |
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Anyways, it's practically useless since both play store apps and chrome apps have the webview permission. So whether they block the play store or the web store, there won't be much differences (besides the fact how the appchrome apps parses browser polices). |
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I know, but my district was dumb and didn't know how to solve that simple problem, lol (they seemingly didn't know how to check for webview bypasses in apps). Especially after getting my own LoMoH exploit patched thanks to my darn district, they were still dumb as heck to not realize it was one of their students behind it all and simply reported and blocked it. |
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Well FCPS has some smart-ass mfers on the job because bookmarklets are blocked, non-administrated (non school) accounts cannot be added and only "approved" extensions can be installed. Thinking of reinstalling Windows on my machine. |
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That's... average policy? I'm not seeing any abnormalities within your gavengiven privileges, those are more common than you think 🙄 . |
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Looks like pretty standard policies. If you're on a Windows computer, there are like a trillion exploits you can do, Windows is pretty hard to lock down. If you're on ChromeOS, what version are you on? |
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closed unless you still need an answer |
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if you do join our discord |
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closed unless you still need an answer