Comment by lukan
20 hours ago
"don't think about triggering a focus change event on your browser, it gets reported)."
So .. my approach would be to just open dev tools and deactivate that event.
Show of practical skill or cheating?
20 hours ago
"don't think about triggering a focus change event on your browser, it gets reported)."
So .. my approach would be to just open dev tools and deactivate that event.
Show of practical skill or cheating?
Switching to devtools also triggers a focus change and is detectable by other means (such as repeatedly invoking a debugger statement).
One can type in devtools withouth having the focus on dev tools, but indeed, to track down the event, one has to loose focus for a while. But after you find out what line of js is needed, then you can just inject that without dev tools with greasemonkey for instance.
But probably a general solution exists ... and there are actually extensions that will do that in general.