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Bypass method for Chrome #54

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berkay-digital opened this issue Feb 23, 2023 · 3 comments

berkay-digital commented Feb 23, 2023 •

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To open the DevTools, you need to change the Dock Side to "Undock into separate window".
Steps:

Open a new tab and launch the DevTools.
Click on the three dots located at the top right corner of the DevTools window.
In the "Dock Side" section, select "Undock into separate window".
Close the new tab.
Open the website you want to inspect.
Click on the three dots at the top right corner to open the DevTools.
You can now use the DevTools even if the website uses disable-devtools.

KevinBrogan commented Feb 28, 2023

well that's a lot easier then the method I used, which was to edit the source of the page with an override to remove the script entirely

jeanbenitezu commented Jun 23, 2023

it doesn't work, it's still blocking the dev tools, maybe a new version fixes this bypass

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berkay-digital commented Jun 23, 2023

it doesn't work, it's still blocking the dev tools, maybe a new version fixes this bypass

it's still working for me

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