Chrome extension to delete a line inside script tag
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There is a webpage that has a <script> tag with a lot of functions.
I want to make a Chrome Extension in order to delete a specific line that appears many times in the script every time I access this website.
Is there a way to do that?
Ex.
<script>
function a()
var a = 10;
settimeout(10);
function b()
var b = 40;
settimeout(40);
</script>
I want to delete every settimeout call.
javascript
google-chrome-extension asked Nov 9 at 19:03
Agustin Luques
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There is a webpage that has a <script> tag with a lot of functions.
I want to make a Chrome Extension in order to delete a specific line that appears many times in the script every time I access this website.
Is there a way to do that?
Ex.
<script>
function a()
var a = 10;
settimeout(10);
function b()
var b = 40;
settimeout(40);
</script>
I want to delete every settimeout call.
javascript
google-chrome-extension asked Nov 9 at 19:03
Agustin Luques
2617
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there might be a way with a chrome extension i dont know, but could you just redefine the function?window.setTimeout = function(f) /* do nothing */ ;
– John Boker
Nov 9 at 19:05
Yes, redefine window.setTimeout as shown above, just make sure to do it in the web page context.
– wOxxOm
Nov 9 at 19:16
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up vote
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There is a webpage that has a <script> tag with a lot of functions.
I want to make a Chrome Extension in order to delete a specific line that appears many times in the script every time I access this website.
Is there a way to do that?
Ex.
<script>
function a()
var a = 10;
settimeout(10);
function b()
var b = 40;
settimeout(40);
</script>
I want to delete every settimeout call.
javascript
google-chrome-extension asked Nov 9 at 19:03
Agustin Luques
2617
There is a webpage that has a <script> tag with a lot of functions.
I want to make a Chrome Extension in order to delete a specific line that appears many times in the script every time I access this website.
Is there a way to do that?
Ex.
<script>
function a()
var a = 10;
settimeout(10);
function b()
var b = 40;
settimeout(40);
</script>
I want to delete every settimeout call.
javascript
google-chrome-extension javascript
google-chrome-extension asked Nov 9 at 19:03
Agustin Luques
2617
asked Nov 9 at 19:03
Agustin Luques
2617
asked Nov 9 at 19:03
Agustin Luques
2617
asked Nov 9 at 19:03
Agustin Luques
2617
asked Nov 9 at 19:03
Agustin Luques
2617
2617
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there might be a way with a chrome extension i dont know, but could you just redefine the function?window.setTimeout = function(f) /* do nothing */ ;
– John Boker
Nov 9 at 19:05
Yes, redefine window.setTimeout as shown above, just make sure to do it in the web page context.
– wOxxOm
Nov 9 at 19:16
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there might be a way with a chrome extension i dont know, but could you just redefine the function?window.setTimeout = function(f) /* do nothing */ ;
– John Boker
Nov 9 at 19:05
Yes, redefine window.setTimeout as shown above, just make sure to do it in the web page context.
– wOxxOm
Nov 9 at 19:16
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there might be a way with a chrome extension i dont know, but could you just redefine the function?
window.setTimeout = function(f) /* do nothing */ ;– John Boker
Nov 9 at 19:05
there might be a way with a chrome extension i dont know, but could you just redefine the function?
window.setTimeout = function(f) /* do nothing */ ;– John Boker
Nov 9 at 19:05
Yes, redefine window.setTimeout as shown above, just make sure to do it in the web page context.
– wOxxOm
Nov 9 at 19:16
Yes, redefine window.setTimeout as shown above, just make sure to do it in the web page context.
– wOxxOm
Nov 9 at 19:16
add a comment |
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there might be a way with a chrome extension i dont know, but could you just redefine the function?
window.setTimeout = function(f) /* do nothing */ ;– John Boker
Nov 9 at 19:05
Yes, redefine window.setTimeout as shown above, just make sure to do it in the web page context.
– wOxxOm
Nov 9 at 19:16