Compare Chrome extensions: Prodigy Hacking Extension (PHEx) vs Script Executor
Stats | Prodigy Hacking Extension (PHEx) | Script Executor |
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User count | 100,000+ | 10,000+ |
Average rating | 3.67 | 2.97 |
Rating count | 438 | 36 |
Last updated | 2022-01-25 | 2014-07-13 |
Size | 37.06K | 289.79K |
Version | 2.1.8 | 3.0 |
Short description | |
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PHEx is an extension made to raise awareness of security issues for Prodigy | Used to run script on page to get results |
Full summary | |
The goal of the Prodigy Hacking Organization is to raise awareness of the game security issues that SMARTeacher has blatantly ignored. This is a Chrome extension that allows users of SMARTeacher products (currently: Prodigy) to explore security issues within the game without exposing any functionality that could be damaging to another user's expierence. For more information, see https://prodigyhacking.com We do NOT collect any information on you or anything else. We do not see profits from you or anyone else. Our code is 100% open source, and you can view our code and other projects at https://github.com/Prodigy-Hacking Prodigy Hacking is in no way associated with Prodigy Math Game or SMARTeacher. |
The extension helps run java script on the page. The good point is that the extension is powered by jQuery version 1.10 which helps in debugging any html page you have currently opened up in the browser. For using Jquery use $ext instead of $ to run your scripts. For example if I want to find number of anchor tags on the page: I would write $ext('a').size() in the text area to get the number in result section below the execute button. Similarly try using window.location.href to get the current url in result section. You can write multiple lines of script and execute to see the logs in console as do not use alerts in the script. To see logs in the console. Press F12 to open the chrome developer tool and then click on the console tab. Logging in Script Area example: try writing console.log('Your message') and click Execute button or alternative you can use the log method directly like log('My Message'). Try executing this script on any page. $ext('a').each(function(){ log($ext(this).text()) }); |