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Re: Fuck up my site – Turn any website into beautiful chaos

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Post by ycombinatrix »

jshchnz wrote: post #25
tonymet wrote: post #24

funny, when I loaded Ticketmaster, nothing happened...

ugh yeah, seems like they have some over the top security stuff to prevent this. saw this with a lot of financial sites too. probably ways around it but probably not worth the time for a fun project like this :)

This project seems to be using Chrome to load the pages through Puppeteer.

Ticketmaster can easily check `if(navigator.webdriver)` before loading the page. I don't think that can be fixed without recompiling the browser. thank you Google, very cool.

EDIT: actually, the following flag might work?

--disable-blink-features=AutomationControlled

Re: Fuck up my site – Turn any website into beautiful chaos

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Post by JohnTHaller »

leeoniya wrote: post #12
thom wrote: post #10

Many years ago the agency I worked for was tasked with delivering a new website for a major UK brand. The hipster London marketing agency we had to work alongside pushed so many garish ideas that I ended up creating a jQuery plugin called "disco mode". It set a timer and on every tick would select a random element on the page and apply a random effect. Slowly the UI would disintegrate into a maddening, incoherent mes…

remember https://jackrugile.com/jrumble/ ?

I somehow missed seeing this before and kinda love it.

Re: Fuck up my site – Turn any website into beautiful chaos

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Post by joshstrange »

kevinwuhoo wrote: post #14

This reminds me of the Katamari Hack back in the day when bookmarklets were more popular. Surprised that it's still fully functional including the music considering it was released in 2011! [1]: http://kathack.com/

Unfortunately only on HTTP sites since the assets aren't served over HTTPS. Though thankfully it's easy enough to grab the resources and re-host them behind HTTP.

And, of course, you can test it out on that website since it's served over HTTP.

Re: Fuck up my site – Turn any website into beautiful chaos

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Post by Barbing »

kevinwuhoo wrote: post #14

This reminds me of the Katamari Hack back in the day when bookmarklets were more popular. Surprised that it's still fully functional including the music considering it was released in 2011! [1]: http://kathack.com/

Incredible. Plays music and generates a snowball that absorbs page contents as one touches/clicks around a webpage.
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