Avoid/Bypass Dev tools detection in Chrome?

Bypass Dev Tools Detection in Chrome

To bypass Dev Tools detection in Chrome, you can use the following methods:

1. Disable the check() Function:

Some websites use a check() function to detect Dev Tools and block access to certain content. To bypass this, you can disable the function using the following steps:

• Open Chrome and navigate to the website with the Dev Tools detection.
• Right-click on the page and select "Inspect."
• Click on the "Sources" tab.
• Find the check() function in the code.
• Right-click on the function and select "Edit script."
• Add the following line to the beginning of the function:

  return true;

• Save the changes and refresh the page.

2. Use Local Overrides for JavaScript Code:

Chrome supports local overrides for JavaScript code, allowing you to modify the code on a specific website. To use this method:

• Open Chrome and navigate to the website with the Dev Tools detection.
• Right-click on the page and select "Inspect."
• Click on the "Sources" tab.
• Find the JavaScript file that contains the check() function.
• Right-click on the file and select "Add to Local Overrides."
• In the "Override" tab, find the check() function and add the following line to its beginning:

  return true;

• Save the changes and refresh the page.

3. Use FireBug Lite Extension:

FireBug Lite is a Chrome extension that allows you to bypass Dev Tools detection. To use this method:

• Install the FireBug Lite extension from the Chrome Web Store.
• Open Chrome and navigate to the website with the Dev Tools detection.
• Click on the FireBug Lite icon in the Chrome toolbar.
• Select "Disable Dev Tools Detection" from the menu.
• Refresh the page.

4. Use a JavaScript Code Snippet:

You can also use a JavaScript code snippet to bypass Dev Tools detection. To use this method:

• Open Chrome and navigate to the website with the Dev Tools detection.
• Press Ctrl+Shift+J (Windows) or Cmd+Option+J (Mac) to open the console.
• Paste the following code into the console and press Enter:

  Object.defineProperty(navigator, "webdriver", { get: () => undefined })
  

• Refresh the page.

These are some methods you can use to bypass Dev Tools detection in Chrome. Please note that some websites may have additional security measures in place to prevent bypassing Dev Tools detection.