The Stream Detector
Detects playlists and subtitles used by streams, incl. custom file extensions and headers. Assembles readymade commands for tools.
Be able to use developer tools again
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Allows you to use developer tools on websites which utilize anti-debug techniques such as:
1. Repeated calls to debugger
2. getter traps
3. Console.clear() spam
What it does:
1. console.clear and console.table are set to do nothing.
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Detects the presence of common anti-debugging techniques implemented in a website.
Works most of the times, sometimes you need to reload the page one or two times for it to work, because theres a possibility for the break to hit before the extension finished loading, but most of the times work
unfortunately it fails on playz.cc
Does what it says. 10/10