tags: google forms locked mode bypass, google forms unlocked, google forms unlocker, google forms lockpicker, google forms locked mode without chromebook
Created by Mia
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Important
This repository contains scripts & methods that bypass google forms locked mode with ease, if you have any trouble you can use the discussions section to ask for help.
Personal Computer (with extensions)
Managed/School Chromebook (no extensions)
Chromebook (with extensions)
Caution
I can't stop you from misusing this, but I do not condone cheating or using this to pass a test, quiz, exam, and etc. It is wrong and you should think twice before stooping to this level. I created this strictly for educational purposes.
Warning
You need to to use developer tools on your School Chromebook which can be disabled by your administrator. In order to see if they're disabled or not, go to any website like example.com and press Ctrl + Shift + I, if nothing happens you can try right clicking on the page and see if the Inspect action is disabled/grayed out, if it is grayed out then you can't use this method, and most likely can't use anything in this repository. For more information see understanding the developer tools
You need to paste this script into the developer tools console on a quiz page where you should see the "Start quiz" button. Don't press "Start quiz" because this will put you into locked mode.
After you're done pasting it into the console, you need to press
Enter, and as soon as a new tab opens, you need to pressShift + Tabto move back to the tab you were just in, forcing the opened tab to delay script execution, just enough for our script to run first.
If you did the steps correctly, you should have a tab with the quiz opened, like normal, but inside of the quiz like if it wasn't locked. You can do whatever you want from here. After you are done with the quiz you can just submit it like normal. If you don't see the quiz, close the tab that was opened and redo this step.
In order to actually install the User Script, you need a User Script Manager, which you can pick and install any from the curated list I made here. After you have installed one of those extensions, you should be able to click on the link below and it should prompt you to install the user script.
Now that you have the user script installed, you can go to any google form and if it has locked mode turned on, you can do the form without actually going into locked mode which usually removes your ability to use Google or look at other tabs.
Because you aren't on an actual Chromebook, you need to convince the website that you are on one. The way you can do this is by using a User Agent Changer, and setting it to something like this:
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; CrOS x86_64 14541.0.0) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/129.0.0.0 Safari/537.36When you visit websites with this User Agent, they will see that you are on a Chromebook because of the ChromeOS platform tagging, like
CrOS.
After you have your user agent set to something like that, you can continue on to section #2.
In order to actually install the User Script, you need a User Script Manager, which you can pick and install any from the curated list I made here. After you have installed one of those extensions, you should be able to click on the link below and it should prompt you to install the user script.
Now that you have the user script installed, you can go to any google form and if it has locked mode turned on, you can do the quiz without even being on a Chromebook.
Important
After you are finished with the form, you should revert your user agent back to the default one. If you don't, it will cause issues for you going to other websites in the future.
Important
Userscript managers are extensions that make it easier to run code without having to actually use the developer console. You can install scripts that are code that get injected on websites, this is useful because it makes it easier for you, because all you have to do is install the user-script that I made and have the code run to force unlock the locked quiz. If you are on a Chromebook and installing extensions is blocked, you can use the developer console as a workaround.
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Important
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Important
Chrome's Developer Tools, otherwise known as 'Inspect Element', are very powerful additions to the browser that can do a lot of things, including run code on whatever website you are on. If you are on a school chromebook and can't install extensions, you might be able to use Developer Tools as a workaround.
In order to see if you can use developer tools, you can go to any website like example.com and right click on the empty space, and a context menu should pop up.
If you can select and click on the 'Inspect' option and a whole menu appears on the right side of the screen, you can use this method on your Chromebook, however, if you can't open it OR the button is grayed out, you can't run code.
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