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fck-honey

v0.3.10

Published

Detects Honey browser extension overlays for merchants.

Downloads

2,068

Readme

fck-honey

Open source lib for Merchants to detect if a customer has Honey browser extension installed [ Demo 🎥 ]

Easy install (no-JS)

This will automatically listen for Honey and show a default warning to the user to disable the extension as shown above). Install this at the very top of the <head> in your webpage to ensure it runs prior to Honey.

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/fck-honey@latest/dist/auto.min.js"></script>

Custom Usage (Browser Global)

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/fck-honey@latest/dist/honey-detect.min.js"></script>
<script>
window.fckHoney.listen((warn, el, vendor) => {
    // Decide how you want to handle this. Native warn function allows you to tell the user to disable Honey.
    // vendor is "honey", "Capital One Shopping", or "Rakuten"
    warn("You must disable the Honey extension to continue.");
  });
</script>

Custom Usage (ESM)

npm install fck-honey
import { listen } from "fck-honey";

listen((warn, el, vendor) => {
  // Decide how you want to handle this. Native warn function allows you to tell the user to disable Honey.
  // vendor is "honey", "Capital One Shopping", or "Rakuten"
  warn("You must disable the Honey extension to continue.");
});

Advanced Options

window.fckHoney.listen((warn, el, vendor) => {
  // removeHoney defaults to true (element is auto-removed).
  // Set removeHoney to false if you want to keep the Honey element for some reason.
  // vendor is "honey", "Capital One Shopping", or "Rakuten"
}, { removeHoney: false });
window.fckHoney.listen((warn) => {
  // Stop observing if nothing is detected within 10 seconds.
}, { unbindAfterSeconds: 10 });

Inspiration

MegaLag exposed Honey as a scam