max level skid

[stuartcat]

this is all so pointless just like host your own ultraviolet proxy instead of skidding other people's methods and using braindead methods
---this is practically real inspect element---
https://chii.liriliri.io/room.html
https://chii.liriliri.io/docs/
---how to host ultraviolet-----
make a new repo and then a codespace on the repo
type
git clone https://github.com/titaniumnetwork-dev/Ultraviolet-App.git
cd Ultraviolet-App

npm install

npm start

also you clearly don't know anything about go guardian Go Guardian doesn't block inside of elements as long as that website has cors enabled

tldr this repo is useless owner is a skid that dosent know how to program, just use self hosted proxies

[funkymokey]

dude this was a long time ago calm down

[gkgoat1]

this is all so pointless just like host your own ultraviolet proxy instead of skidding other people's methods and using braindead methods ---this is practically real inspect element--- https://chii.liriliri.io/room.html https://chii.liriliri.io/docs/ ---how to host ultraviolet----- make a new repo and then a codespace on the repo type git clone https://github.com/titaniumnetwork-dev/Ultraviolet-App.git cd Ultraviolet-App

Ultraviolet is dead 💀
Still, +1 on chii for devtools, though debugging is very, very hard to do even in browser.js. I'm actually working on debugging within proxies (which also requires the same stuff as true single-file proxies), albeit not as a main focus. contenteditable is way too noticeable, both by gg and the website itself.

npm install

npm start

also you clearly don't know anything about go guardian Go Guardian doesn't block inside of elements as long as that website has cors enabled

+1, if it did that'd be a huge problem for proxies as well.

tldr this repo is useless owner is a skid that dosent know how to program, just use self hosted proxies

If someone can write a reasonable (not ragebait) response to this comment they are not a skid. otherwise they are.

yes, this includes you. yes, this includes the owner. If we can collaborate on GitHub, the place for code collaboration, things can be made, slowly but surely