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Web Games
Mayur Pawashe edited this page Sep 17, 2018
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Most of the time, for integers, one has to search for the desired value multiplied by 8. For example, if my score in a Flash game is 200, I will type in 200 * 8
in the value field and perform the search (Bit Slicer will be evaluate this to 1600 automatically). This just has to do with how Flash games store data.
Web browsers may host Flash and other plug-ins in a separate process than the main application. Google Chrome, for example, creates a new process per tab; take a look at Window -> Task Manager in Chrome's menu bar to find which process ID corresponds to what webpage.
Web browsers like Safari and Google Chrome may opt into security protections preventing them from being accessed by Bit Slicer.
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