Messenger is Facebook’s famous chat service and is used by many people for messaging today. With Messenger you can exchange content with friends and colleagues, but what about private messages that you only want you and the recipient to be able to read? Author Viet Thao – T-Rekt – founding member of J2Team has launched the function of writing stealth messages on Messenger to help you secure messaging content more.
New feature
The feature that I just added is to allow hiding part of the message. For example “Hello anh > let’s go out to drink tonight
How it works
By injecting code directly into React components, this tool gives you 2 features:
- Direct encoding (encoding) of messages sent from chatbox (syntactically, that is, only messages with correct syntax are encrypted)
- Automatic decryption of encrypted messages in chatbox
Simply put, this tool provides features for you RIGHT ON FACEBOOK.
Features of Messenger stealth messaging tool
- Currently only supports chrome family browsers (you can use tampermonkey if you install it)
- Encrypted messages are not visible from mobile devices (Android/iOS,…), and devices that do not have userscript installed
- Supports all unicode characters (accented letters, emojis, etc.)
- Easy to use (of course, remember to read the manual carefully :))
How to write invisible messages on Messegner
First you need to install the Tampermonkey Extension on your Chrome browser or any browser that supports it.
Next, access the InvisibleMessage script page (after installing Tampermonkey, go to this link and click Install/Install)
After Install Script you need to close the open Facebook/Messenger tab and reopen it again
To send someone a stealth message, enclose it in braces >nội dung<.
Eg: “Hello >The message section will be hidden“will become “Hello”. Encrypted messages sent by you/others will be decrypted automatically. Currently, the tool only supports 1 encrypted segment per message.
You can support the author by liking the post and staring the Github repo of Uncle Viet Thao at: https://github.com/t-rekttt/invisible_message
Disclaimer
- This tool does not collect and use any information from the user, nor does it collect any usage fees or royalties.
- Therefore, the author Viet Thao – T-Rekt and the J2TEAM team declare to disclaim all responsibility and risks caused by the users themselves.
With this tool, I share the source code at Github repo https://github.com/t-rekttt/invisible_message, you are free to use but remember to respect the author’s effort by attributing the source.
The tool to write invisible messages on Messenger is freely shared by the author at Github repo https://github.com/t-rekttt/invisible_message, you can feel free to use it but remember to respect the effort by the author by crediting the source.
The content of the article is copied from Viet Thao’s Facebook page.