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The Settings page (misc.html) — labelled Settings in the navigation bar — is home to two lightweight privacy utilities: the Tab Cloaker and the about:blank Opener. Neither tool requires an account or any configuration beyond what you enter in the inputs. Both tools are powered by plain JavaScript in js/misc.js, with js/main.js re-applying your saved preferences on every page load across the entire site.

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Tab Cloaker

The Tab Cloaker lets you replace the browser tab’s title and favicon with anything you like. Your choices are saved to localStorage, so they persist across page reloads and apply site-wide — not just on the Settings page.

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How it applies on every page

js/main.js runs on every page of Cody’s Shack. At load time it reads your saved preferences from localStorage and applies them immediately: 
const local_title = localStorage.getItem("title");
const local_icon = localStorage.getItem("icon");

if (window.localStorage.hasOwnProperty("title")) {
  document.title = local_title;
}
if (window.localStorage.hasOwnProperty("icon")) {
  document.querySelector("link[rel=icon]").href = local_icon;
}

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The cloaker functions (js/misc.js)

const changeTabTitle = () => {
  const tcInput = document.getElementById("userinput");
  if (tcInput.value == "") {
    window.localStorage.removeItem("title");
    output("No title entered. Default applied, refresh to see changes", "red");
  } else {
    window.localStorage.setItem("title", tcInput.value);
    window.document.title = tcInput.value;
    output("Title change successful", "green");
  }
  tcInput.value = "";
};

const changeTabIcon = () => {
  if (tcInput.value === "") {
    document.querySelector("link[rel*='icon']").href = "";
    window.localStorage.removeItem("icon");
    output("No image entered. Default applied, refresh to see changes", "red");
  } else if (validURL(tcInput.value)) {
    document.querySelector("link[rel*='icon']").href = tcInput.value;
    window.localStorage.setItem("icon", tcInput.value);
    output("Icon change successful", "green");
  } else {
    output("Icon change failed. Make sure you are using a valid URL", "red");
  }
  tcInput.value = "";
};

const resetTabSettings = () => {
  let items = ["icon", "title"];
  items.forEach((item) => window.localStorage.removeItem(item));
  window.location.reload();
};
The validURL() helper validates the icon input against a regex before saving it, so entering a plain word instead of a URL will produce a red error message rather than a broken icon.

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Using the Tab Cloaker

1

Set a custom tab title

Type any text into the input field on the Settings page and click Set Title. The tab title changes instantly, and the value is saved to localStorage so it persists on every page of the site.
2

Set a custom favicon

Paste a valid image URL into the same input field and click Set Icon. The favicon in your browser tab updates immediately. The URL must begin with http:// or https:// to pass validation.
3

Reset to defaults

Click Reset to clear both title and icon from localStorage and reload the page, restoring the original Cody’s Shack tab title and favicon.
For maximum camouflage, use the URL of a recognisable website’s favicon as your icon. For example, Google’s favicon — https://www.google.com/favicon.ico — combined with the title “Google Docs” makes the tab look indistinguishable from a legitimate school or work assignment. Pair it with a similarly convincing about:blank window (see below) for an extra layer of cover.

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about:blank Opener

The about:blank Opener loads any URL you choose inside a brand-new browser window whose address bar reads about:blank. Because the window is opened programmatically, the URL bar never shows the game site’s domain — it shows only about:blank.

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How it works (js/misc.js)

document.getElementById("create").onclick = function () {
  // Normalise the URL to always use https://
  if (!url.value.startsWith("https://") && !url.value.startsWith("http://")) {
    url.value = `https://${url.value.split("https://").pop()}`;
  } else if (url.value.startsWith("http://")) {
    url.value = `https://${url.value.split("http://").pop()}`;
  }

  // Open a blank window and inject a borderless, full-viewport iframe
  const win = window.open();
  win.document.body.style.margin = "0";
  win.document.body.style.height = "100vh";
  const iframe = win.document.createElement("iframe");
  iframe.style.border = "none";
  iframe.style.width = "100%";
  iframe.style.height = "100%";
  iframe.style.margin = "0";
  iframe.referrerpolicy = "no-referrer";
  iframe.allow = "fullscreen";
  iframe.src = url.value;
  win.document.body.appendChild(iframe);
};
The script forces HTTPS, opens a new window, then injects a borderless <iframe> that fills the entire viewport. The referrerpolicy="no-referrer" attribute prevents the destination site from seeing where the request originated.

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Using the about:blank Opener

1

Enter a URL

Type or paste the URL you want to open into the input field under the about:blank heading. You can omit the https:// prefix — the script will add it automatically.
2

Click Create page

Click the Create page button. A new browser window will open. Its address bar will show about:blank regardless of which site is loaded inside the iframe.
3

Use the window normally

The target site fills the entire window with no borders, toolbars, or branding from Cody’s Shack. Close the window when you are done — nothing is saved.
Some websites send X-Frame-Options: DENY or Content-Security-Policy: frame-ancestors 'none' headers that prevent them from being displayed inside an iframe, even inside an about:blank window. If the target page appears blank, this restriction is the most likely cause. As a workaround, consider using the URL of the Cody’s Shack game page itself inside the about:blank opener for a second layer of concealment, as the site does not block its own frames.

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