Browse the internet, using a PIP browser window, while using Respondus LockDown Browser or It's Learning Test Mode Browser (prøvemodus). THIS IS NOT FOR CHEATING/A VIOLATION OF ACADEMIC INTEGRITY This is meant as a proof of concept to show how useless LockDown Browser is. Please do not use this for cheating.
Unlike many other "hacks", this implementation does not utilize binary patching or other modifications. It simply circumvents the lockdown functionality by making a call to the window manager, telling it to put the Helium window on top after LDB has been launched. Now you have a small PIP browser that always stays on top. Also, since Helium is a picture in picture browser, the window doesn't disappear when you click outside of the bounds.
If you are on Windows, and you have a little programming experience, you can simply fetch the window handle of the application you wish to put on top, and call the ShowWindow and SetWindowPos function, for instance in a PowerShell script. Feel free to send a PR if you have a working implementation on Windows :)
$ which python3
), see this resource.git clone https://github.com/trympet/lockdown-browser-bypass-macos.git ~/Documents/lockdown-browser-bypass &&
cd $_ &&
pip3 install -r requirements.txt &&
chmod +x lockdown-bypass.py
python3 ~/Documents/lockdown-browser-bypass/lockdown-bypass.py
Make sure that you have completeted the prerequistes and installed Helium, Python 3, and the repository correctly.
Note : When attempting to run the script, you may recieve this error:
"File "lockdown-bypass.py", line 4, in from Cocoa import * ImportError: No module named Cocoa"
Complete the above steps for troubleshooting and it should resolve, run script as outlined in Usage.