
Hack Any Webapp: Self-healing client-side bundle patching
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About Hack Any Webapp: Self-healing client-side bundle patching
Hack Any Webapp is a technical case study and patent-style disclosure by Alexey Fedorov describing a technique for self-healing client-side bundle patching in single-page web applications. It explains how a third-party web application's behavior, delivered through a minified JavaScript bundle, can be modified on the user's machine in a way that survives vendor redeploys. The project addresses constraints such as Manifest V3 extension rules, Subresource Integrity, Content-Security-Policy, and SPA load order. It also describes an approach using the "onreset" trick to run fetched code without extension eval or script injection, and compares two distribution models for the patching system.
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