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| let keepLooking = true | |
| XMLHttpRequest.prototype._originalOpen = XMLHttpRequest.prototype.open; | |
| XMLHttpRequest.prototype.open = function(method, url, async, user, password) { | |
| const isDelivery = url.includes("deliveries") | |
| const isM3u8 = url.includes("m3u8") | |
| if (keepLooking && isDelivery && isM3u8) { | |
| let videoUrl = url.replace("m3u8", "mp4") | |
| var videoIndex = videoUrl.indexOf("mp4") + 3 | |
| videoUrl = videoUrl.slice(0, videoIndex) | |
| console.log(videoUrl) | |
| keepLooking = false | |
| window.open(videoUrl, "_blank") | |
| this.open = this._originalOpen | |
| // window.location.reload() | |
| } | |
| this._originalOpen(method, url, async, user, password); | |
| } |
If anyone else needs help setting this up — try consulting an AI chatbot like ChatGPT for help.
The response by @22poco is probably helpful to everyone reading, but if you face any other issues (like your browser not supporting Ctrl+Alt+J, or something context-specific), your best shot is to consult Google or some sort of AI chatbot. This will help you feed your personal circumstances (your browser, your OS, the amount of technical-knowhow you have etc.) into better troubleshooting.
It's also just more secure to double-check any code you don't understand. Running some stranger's code (even this stranger) always carries risk.
If your still facing problems, some other resources include StackOverflow or SuperUser. And although I am slow, you can always still comment here and I will get back to you as soon as I can.
The console is basically the terminal that developers can use to debug and interact with the code of a website.
The code above looks for video URLs specifically for AP Classroom videos and opens a new tab of the source video.
To download any AP Classroom video: