I will make this brief: utilising devtools is prohibited on some websites (typically shady websites) for users like you and me. I am writing this description to show you how I was able to navigate with a little bit of Google and redditing. None of the standard browsers Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, or any other will be able to use this, save from the one I am about to disclose. You need to download LibreWolf; it is a special browser that makes use of the firefox gecko render engine and gives you the ability to change the necessary browser settings.
To install librewolf on your OS see link below
- Windows
- Arch Linux
- Debian based aka Ubuntu, debian etc.
- Gentoo
- Fedora
- openSUSE
- other linux
- MacOS
Installing librewolf alone will not prevent websites from identifying you in dev tools; you will need to modify some settings.
- Launch librewolf and open
about:config
in the URL. - Enter
librewolf.console.logging_disabled
and set totrue
- Enter
librewolf.debugger.force_detach
and set totrue
. - Open dev tools with
Ctrl + Shift + i
. - Select Settings by clicking on the three dots that appear in the upper right corner of the Dev Tool window, or hit
f1
. - Scroll down to advanced settings.
- Uncheck
Disable Source Maps
- Restart librewolf
Now, you may access the developer tools from any website; preferably, launch the dev tool first before accessing the URL. I normally open the dev tools first, sixty percent of the time, but you may use them after viewing the webpage.
I got most of my info from This scraping turtorial on github