OK i am giving up and my head is exploding.
why? God? I am cursed!
ok stop it my heart is exploding
Back to actual constructive conversation, the 20chr limit is annoying, but it does help keep content useful. While I think even dropping it down to 10 or 15 would help, Iâm not sure itâs worth the adminsâ time to work out.
@Got_a_Screw_Loose I hate you lol
I get that a lot
Alt + numpad 255 types a blank character which allows you to work around it ![]()
Thatâs not how I do it.
easier way
How do you do it? My computer doesnât have a num pad
pls donât prank me or I canât sleep! ![]()
Like this
Yes the Google. âHTML hidden text codesâ or âhide text in forumsâ or the like.
But if you use it, donât abuse it, or we all lose it. ![]()
This may be a good place to mention the tampermonkey script I recently wrote to easily view the source of any post on this forum.
My script adds a link to the bottom of every post, which opens its plaintext source in a new tab. This might be useful to see how someone else evaded the 20 character limit, or did some other cool formatting thing which you might want to replicate in the future.
Disclaimers:
- Yes, my JavaScript is kind of terrible. I donât normally write a lot of JavaScript.
- This script usually only shows the link after a page reload, for reasons I havenât nailed down yet (see disclaimer #1).
Bypassing the 20 character minimun is much simpler than any of the ways you guys posted
Edit: I believe all the ways you guys did it is traceable. Traceable being you can âinspectâ the page and figure out how people bypassed it
See
my way isnât found by inspecting my posts.
The trick is to clutter up the post with useless html tags.
If you see the above postâs source - https://www.vexforum.com/raw/64454/38 you can see what they did.
You could also insert useless div class tags or other bloat, anything at all (you can just put <twentycharacterlimit> in your post, it gets cleaned by discourse).
The other approach is by inserting a whole bunch of 0-width spaces.
awwww you guys got it. The days of flexing our character limit bypass skills are over, boys.
