// 0ms Force Injection Wayground Escaper Version 0.01
const fakeEl = document.documentElement;
const start = performance.now();
[
'fullscreenElement',
'webkitFullscreenElement',
'mozFullScreenElement'
].forEach(prop => {
Object.defineProperty(document, prop, {
value: fakeEl,
writable: false,
configurable: false
});
});
We've poured a lot of effort and innovation into each version to address ever-changing challenges and needs. And when faced with the brand's protective mechanisms, we continuously adjust and optimize the design.
v0.01 — First version - Basic
v1.0 - The Spark: The very first draft. It was basic, it was raw, but it proved that we could break the limits.
v3.0 - Building the Foundation: To keep everything running smoothly, we introduced the authorization layer. This kept the code stable and the servers breathing easy.
v4.0 — Meet Your AI Assistant: Why leave the page? We integrated a ChatGPT/AI module right into the interface, giving you a personal "brain" without switching tabs.
v5.0 - The Great Bypass: When the "brand" updated their security to stop us, we spent sleepless nights analyzing their tech. Result? A successful bypass and a victory for our users.
v6.0 — Redesign + official design + stronger stability + better UI experience + enhanced authorization
v7.0 — The Masterpiece 🚀 Our biggest technical leap. We introduced Instant Answers that bypass AI entirely. By pulling data directly from the source, we eliminated "AI hallucinations." No more wrong guesses—just the raw, correct data, instantly.
WaygroundEscaper is maintained by a small group of students passionate about frontend security and system design.
The project originated from curiosity-driven exploration of browser behavior detection, fullscreen mechanisms, and focus management, focusing on frontend security, authorization systems, and architectural evolution.
WaygroundEscaper is a project of the Beneficial to the Community Club, We are committed to achieving a balance between technology learning, practice, and community sharing.
This project is an educational and experimental project aimed at promoting technological understanding and exchange.
For the sake of our own security, we do not disclose the names of the developers. However, if you are interested, feel free to contact us via email!Email address: help.waygroundescaper@gmail.com
The project started as a curiosity-driven experiment to understand how fullscreen and focus detection works.
That first prototype proved the concept — and everything grew from there.
The future of WaygroundEscaper focuses on deeper behavioral analysis and modular architecture.
This project will continue evolving as long as there is more to learn.