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Ingot is a specialized bookmarklet designed to disable Chrome extensions, particularly those that are "force-installed" by administrators on school or workplace Chromebooks. It leverages an exploit known as and presents its functionality through an interface modeled after the native Chrome extensions page.
The web censorship landscape evolves rapidly. Traditional proxies and simple VPNs often fail against modern firewalls. Network administrators deploy deep packet inspection (DPI) to block standard circumvention tools. This public link is valid for 7 days
Ingot is a specialized, lightweight JavaScript bookmarklet designed to disable restrictive browser extensions and bypass web filters in environments like schools or workplaces. Hosted on GitHub, it offers a user-friendly interface to toggle administrative restrictions without requiring special privileges. For installation instructions and code, visit Fog Network's Ingot GitHub
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Tools to reduce latency, manage bandwidth, and optimize TCP settings.
It places a toggle switch next to each extension, giving the user granular control over what remains active. Ingot Deployment and Code Structure This link or copies made by others cannot be deleted
