@Cupseyy@grok will you confirm that the code above is not malicious for people who may want to try? As well, is my suspicion in my first reply plausible for Axiom having a security vulnerability here?
This script will print a table of keys for you to inspect the data:
(() => {
const results = Object.keys(localStorage).map(k => {
let v;
try { v = localStorage.getItem(k); }
catch (e) { v = `<<error reading value: ${e.message}>>`; }
// Normalize value for display:
let short;
if (v === null) short = '<<null>>';
else if (typeof v === 'string') short = v.length > 200 ? v.slice(0,200) + '…' : v;
else short = String(v);
return { key: k, value_preview: short, full_value_available: v !== null && typeof v === 'string' };
});
console.table(results);
return results;
})();
@biblicalwife412 You can backdate the publication date to whatever you want. The book didn’t go live until the 11th. Someone’s just trying to spread conspiracy.
@jessilynwilson You can backdate the publication date to whatever you want. The book didn’t go live until the 11th. Someone’s just trying to spread conspiracy.
@EscanorReloaded You can backdate the publication date to whatever you want. The book didn’t go live until the 11th. Someone’s just trying to spread conspiracy.
@HustleBitch_ You can backdate the publication date to whatever you want. The book didn’t go live until the 11th. Someone’s just trying to spread conspiracy.