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These fixes are mostly permanent. If you want free browsing that is temporary, use these methods:

SparkVue Proccess has changed and I have a new script that you need to use

These are all very good options, note that I did not create any of these

Imagine Learning

Imagine learning- This is a kiosk app, (note that your school might not have this app). to check simply hold down your power button and sign out. Then press the apps button and see if there is an app labeled 'imagine learning student'.

  1. Click on the app
  2. Wait for it to load up
  3. Click the link saying 'Forgot your site code?'
  4. Then click on the top left corner- right next to 'log off' and 'log in to the Imagine Math portal' in the center of the screen. Make sure to click at the same places- spamming clicking.

It will open a browser window that is thoroughly unblocked. The only downside is it is in an app so when you close it, it is on the login screen so it looks suspicious.


Chrome-Chrome-signin

The next one is called 'chrome://chrome-signin' This is because it uses the Chrome Browser! Finally something in the browser!!! There are downsides, like 'securely classroom' This extension allows teachers to view your Chrome Browser, this includes the 'chrome://chrome-signin' tab. However, when teachers just look at the URL of what is on your browser, it will show as 'chrome://chrome-signin' not whatever site you are on.

  1. Open a new tab and search 'Chrome://chrome-signin'
  2. Login into any random school account, it can be yours or someone else After putting in the email, don't put in the password, but click forgot my password
  3. Then do the 'Enter the Characters in the picture or audio'. Then Click Entre and go on.
  4. Then press SHOW ADDITIONAL DETAILS, NOT CONTACT ADIMN
  5. Then press 'Learn More' Link
  6. It is going to take you to one of two places (that I know of). 1. Microsoft Learn or 2. Microsft Support
  7. If you get to Microsft support there should be a big heading saying, 'Register the password reset verification method for a work or school account' If so scroll down all the way, under the 'Developer & IT' collum, press Microsoft Learn'
  8. Now we are all on the same page, in the search bar type 'Google.com Set Default Homepage'
  9. Press 'Set Default homepage'
  10. Now you will be taken to a new page, scroll down a tiny bit, till you see the link 'Google Chrome Enterprise Help'
  11. Now the easy part, scroll down to the bottom of the page and press 'privacy policy'
  12. You will be taken to a new page scroll down one last time, and now press google

This may seem like a lot, but you'll memorize the steps in no time! It gives you a mini-browser, specifically inside the 'chrome://chrome-signin' tab. This way, it's only visible to a teacher when they view your screen, showing as 'chrome://chrome-signin' in your tabs.


SparkVue

SparkVue- This is the greatest of them all, by far the most simplistic. This is an app, used for recording data, but it is so old that it runs script, HTML, and CSS. So we can use this, by running the HTML code we can get a Google tab inside this app. It will have no extensions.

Note as off January 30 2024 this guide will no longer work, I am working on a finding another way. However if yours has not updated, you can continue to use this guide

  1. Install Spark-Vue via the Google Extensions store
  2. Open the app and click away the stuff that pops up as soon as you join
  3. Selected 'Build New Experiment'
  4. Select the very first layout (it doesn't matter which one you pick)
  5. Select the document with the check marks on it
  6. Select 'add assement'
  7. In the questions text box, copy and paste this code:
    <script> window.location.href="https://google.com"</script>

It runs the script allowing you to have your very own Google browser without any extension, so it's undetectable to teachers. This is the best one out of them all, so if you going to use any use this one. I would recommend making a text doc, with the code in it and then just copy it and pasting it into the text box when you wanna use it. This is the most customizable one because you can run anything, and make your code, links, and website if you want.

SparkVue V2

With the latest SparkVue update, the traditional XSS method won't quite cut it anymore. Now, to get things rolling, you'll need to kick off a shared session and then initiate a fresh one. Once in, head straight to the first name text box—that's the golden spot. Now, here's the kicker: we've got a new script courtesy of Amukerd over on Discord. It's slick and gets the job done like a charm. Now, onto the next step: just fire up any random session using SparkVue's templates, and hit that start button. Give it a moment to sink in, and once it does, it's open season. The floodgates are yours to command.

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