Webhook: A Powerful JS Debugging Tool
Webhook is a free Chrome add-on developed by fangtiansheng. It falls under the category of Browsers and is specifically classified as an Add-ons & Tools subcategory.
This powerful tool aims to solve various debugging issues encountered when working with JavaScript. It provides several features to address common problems faced by developers during the debugging process.
One of its primary functions is to prevent console-based devtool detection. Some websites use the console to check if the F12 developer tools are open. By hooking the console object, Webhook renders all console outputs ineffective, effectively bypassing the detection.
Webhook also tackles browser slowdown caused by excessive pushState usage. Certain websites continuously fill the Chrome cache, which can significantly impact browser performance. With Webhook, this issue is eliminated.
Furthermore, Webhook employs dynamic debugger hooking to counter browser slowdown caused by debugger detection in devtools. By replacing all instances of the debugger keyword, including those written directly in JavaScript, Webhook ensures smooth browsing experience.
The tool also includes a code style detection feature that uses regular expressions to check code formatting and eliminates any formatting-related issues.
For websites protected by sojsonV5, Webhook provides a one-click solution to bypass all anti-debugging measures.
Webhook also hooks the setInterval function to prevent its execution, while still retaining its original characteristics to avoid detection. It also displays a prompt when a function detection is triggered.
Additionally, Webhook addresses encryption and localization based on cookies. Its functionalities are continuously being improved to cater to developers' needs.
Please note that Webhook is a third-party tool and should only be used for debugging purposes in accordance with ethical guidelines.