Recently, Edgenuity has implemented some (bad) checks for userscripts. Of course, they could always just make their courses better, but... NOPE! They decided that we should just suffer more.
I'm working on a new userscript that's made to be as undetectable as possible. At the moment, there isn't much going on with it, but I plan to add some more features that other similar projects had.
At the moment, it can automatically go to the next slide when the current one is finished and allows you to click while the intro is still rolling.
edgenuity implemented detection for autoadvance. currently I just disabled it, will fix soon :)
Chrome implements restrictions for security that I cannot bypass. use chromium or firefox
Firefox is better because I develop it on there
Open the ViolentMonkey dashboard. Click the "+" button. Copy the EdgeNext.js file contents from this repo and paste them into there. Finally, save.
It should be the same thing for every other manager ever made, but the script is tested with Violent Monkey on Firefox.
Well, I tried, but no matter what I did, the site would just say I can't publish with a disposable email. I'm using a Gmail account, by the way.
EdgeNext is completely free and open-source forever; I believe in the philosophy of software that supports users' freedoms.
This project is now licensed under the GPL3 license, requiring any derivatives or software using the project to also be released under GPL3 and open-source.
So, why should you trust me? Well... You can read the code! If you have any concerns over security, you can file an issue, and I will try to answer in a timely manner.
The license can be found under LICENSE.TXT