Cloak Module Documentation

getFavicon()

Retrieves the current favicon URL of the document.

Example:

const faviconUrl = cloak.getFavicon();
console.log(faviconUrl); // Outputs the current favicon URL

                

setFavicon(url)

Sets the favicon of the document to the provided URL.

Example:

cloak.setFavicon("https://example.com/new-favicon.ico");

                

getTitle()

Returns the current title of the document.

Example:

const title = cloak.getTitle();
console.log(title); // Outputs the current document title

                

setTitle(title)

Sets the title of the document to the provided string.

Example:

cloak.setTitle("New Document Title");

                

setCloak(title, url)

Sets both the title and favicon of the document and saves them in localStorage.

Example:

cloak.setCloak("My Awesome Page", "https://example.com/favicon.ico");

                

aboutBlank(url, newUrl)

Opens the current tab in an about:blank iframe. If no URL is provided, it defaults to https://www.google.com/search?q=how+many+seconds+in+a+day.

Example:

cloak.aboutBlank("https://wikipedia.org");

// or you can change the cloaked tab url

cloak.aboutBlank("https://wikipedia.org", "https://lunaar.org");

                

reset()

Resets the cloak to the default document title.

Example:

// Refreshes the page by default  
cloak.reset();

// You can also provide a boolean to prevent refreshing
cloak.reset(false);

                

getCloak()

Retrieves the active cloak from localStorage and returns the title and icon in an array format.

Example:

const [title, icon] = getCloak(); // Returns [title, icon]

console.log(title); // Access the title
console.log(icon);  // Access the icon

                

Note: The getCloak() function will return an array with the title and icon. Ensure you handle both values correctly.