kkapsner
kkapsner
Should not be too difficult... I can see the benefit of it.
I looked into it a little bit and find the mode extremely confusing. But there may be other ways to improve this specific use case (using the "allow only whitelist"...
Btw.: there is already a quick way to switch to fake mode for a specific domain/URL: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1105157/140652069-109aa10d-795d-40cf-867c-6ce48eac2f2e.mp4 Reading your description this would already help. The only thing missing is a...
Timezone faking is very complex (I'm not sure if it's even completely possible). I just ran a very quick test with Chameleon and it managed to fake getTimezoneOffset but failed...
@sereneblue: you're right. The text is consistent but I selected HST timezone... so the timezone spoofing is not working at all at the moment or did I do something wrong?...
Ah... did not know that. OK - then here is my point how chameleon does not protect your timezone: ```javascript function twoDiggits(num){return num >= 10? num.toFixed(0): "0" + num.toFixed(0);} var...
I do not see a good way to do that at the moment. Therefore I created https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1636977 - maybe Firefox will implement something useful.
Thanks for the link. The protection approach is a little bit different so I think I have to do it different. But I may have some ideas of how to...
Can you test which API causes the issue? I would first try to disable the DOMRect-protection.