<Already shared> This is what the legendary way of getting Q coins is all about
Well, it's been a long time since I've posted anything, so I want to show my face and prove my existence. At the beginning of the tutorial, there are quite a few pretenders who say that they can go back to unlimited time QQ business to earn Q coins or something, and even give you screenshots. In fact, this is just a spoof and has no actual value. You can just play it after everyone knows it. 1. Enter http://pay. qq. com/index. shtml, click "Manage Service Activation" on the right [see picture 1] 2. Copy the following code, go to the browser, and press Enter javascript: document. body. contentEditable="true'; document. designMode=‘on‘; void 0 3. At this time, you will find that the content of the web page can be modified, and you can modify it at will. . You can change it as much as you like. . For example, 1000. . . Purpose: This method can modify Q coins and other things (remember, don't trust Q coins) Principle: This code javascript: document. body. contentEditable="true'; document. designMode="on'; void 0, is a web page editing code.This is used to make the page editable, mostly used in multi-function editors, and generally to achieve this effect, you need to set up the iframe instead of directly going to the current page to set up. [Expansion] Several interesting Javascript Hack releases: dxy font: Added I saw some interesting Javascript codes on the Internet, and I would like to share them with you. Just copy the code directly to IE. Note that the code is the same. Branching is not allowed 1. Edit web page content directly in the browser. Copy the code. The code is as follows: javascript: document. body. contentEditable="true';document. designMode=‘on‘; void (0); Visit any website and enter the above code in the address bar. It will happen that the current web page has changed to edit mode. 2. Copy the code The code is as follows: javascript: R= 0; x1=. 1; y1=. 0 5; x2=. 25; y2=. 24; x3=1.6; y3=. 24; x4=300; y4=200; x5=300; y5=200; DI=document. images; DIL=DI. length; function A(){for(i= 0; i-DIL; i){DIS=DI*i*. style; DIS. position=‘absolute‘;DIS. left= (Math.sin (R*x1 i*x2 x3)*x4 x5) “px”; DIS. top=(Math.cos (R*y1 i*y2 y3)*y4 y5) “px“}R}setInterval(‘A()‘, 5); void (0); 3. Dang around (I can't test it here) Not only you, the browser doesn't like this javascript that much. After running this code in the address bar, the browser wobbles around rapidly. The code is as follows: Copy code The code is as follows: javascript: function flood (n) {if (self. moveBy) {for (i = 2 00; i > 0; i--) {for (j = n; j > 0; j--) {self. moveBy(1,i); self. moveBy(i, 0); self. moveBy(0,-i); self. moveBy (-i, 0); } } }}flood (6); { var inp = "D- charAt (i) outp; } alert (outp); }; reverse If this code is invalid, please change ">" to ">", "&It;' to "<".4. Calculator Enter the following code in the address bar to implement four simple arithmetic operations: Copy the code The code is as follows: javascript: alert (34343 3434-222); In fact, this code can continue to be simplified, for example, simplified to this: javascript: 34343 3434-222 5. Anti-phishing verification The URL provided by some phishing websites is inconsistent with the URL of the web page itself. You can use the following code to verify. When the two URLs are too different, you have to be a little careful: javascript: alert ("The actual URL is: tt" location.protocol "//" location.hostname "/" "nThe address URL is: tt" location.href "n" "nIf the server names do not match, this may be a spoof.");
