David Konsumer

I tried to do this in a somewhat cumbersome way, for fetches that ignore CORS: deno: ```js let fetches = 0 webview.bind('_fetchJSON', (url, options) => { const f = fetches++...

It will take me a bit to test. I was hoping updating frida would help, but that broke my jailbreak. If I can fix that, I'll test it.

Just got it all re-jailbroken on frida-server 14.0.7, and ran ``` objection --gadget 'com.apple.AppStore' explore -s 'ios sslpinning disable' --startup-script ios_openstore.js ``` And I got another probably unrelated error: ```...

Sorry for the noise. I updated frida to 14.0.7 (objection still at 1.9.6) on desktop, and got through that issue. I ran this: ``` objection --gadget 'com.apple.AppStore' explore -s 'ios...

I think I made progress I did this (`evaluate` instead of `import`): ``` objection --gadget 'com.apple.AppStore' explore -s 'ios sslpinning disable' -s 'evaluate ios_openstore.js' ``` And it ran without error....

If I try to script it, I get `Operation not permitted`: ```bash objection --gadget 'com.apple.AppStore' explore -s 'ios sslpinning disable' -s 'evaluate ios_openstore.js' & sleep 10 killall -9 objection ```...

Also, piping `"exit\n"` into objection seems to do same thing where it spirals into an exception loop.

> It works fine if using the process id (PID) instead of name or identifier. I think my issue is different from what you are talking about. I can start...

I ended up going with `@preact/preset-vite` (which I think just uses this) and it all seems to work, so I'm not sure what was up.

I can try to make a repro, though, this weekend, too, just to help troubleshoot.