spent a weekend “hacking” the UI of WhatsApp, then published two addons
spent a weekend “hacking” the UI of WhatsApp, then published two addons
I had a need for two missing features in WhatsApp and Messenger, and as I'm used to modifying the sites I use the most (JavaScript injection with TamperMonkey) I eventually went ahead and started the projects. It took just a few minutes!... for me to realize I had greatly underestimated the difficulty of the tasks. Those apps, it turns out, don't use regular inputs for the users to type messages; they use a weird combination of divs and spans, probably to avoid security issues. I took it as a challenge to at least, make sure that it wasn't possible. But the more I pushed, the more fun I had! Screenshot https://i.imgur.com/tMf531B.png These were some of the projects I enjoyed the most, and I was left wondering if being a hacker feels as fun as that. I made the code open-source, with MIT licenses: https://github.com/ivocass/quick-emojis https://github.com/ivocass/whatsapp-quick-reply-button Demo videos: https://youtu.be/Ixha7icPXkc https://youtu.be/seTnOZlyEBs
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