Smart browser helpers for everyday timer-heavy workflows.
This repository includes:
- Time Hooker - Universal Shortlink Timer Bypass: a userscript for supported shortlink, countdown, verify, continue, and get-link pages.
- HROne Punch Timer: a lightweight Chrome extension that shows worked time and remaining time on HROne.
- Local Link Resolver: a no-login local redirect helper for exact source-to-final URL rules.
Optional backend resolver design: docs/resolver-endpoint.md
Owner: Pankaj
Time Hooker is a mobile-friendly userscript for Violentmonkey/Tampermonkey. It helps with supported shortlink flows by speeding safe countdown timers, showing a floating proxy button for the real action, remembering site settings, and preventing unsafe repeated clicks.
- Fast-forward supported countdown timers
- Floating
CLICKproxy button for real targets Auto Click Targettoggle with safety locksAuto Flow Skipfor safe intermediate redirect/timer/continue pages- Optional
Universal Pattern Modefor unknown sites that use the same shortlink page patterns - Final-link guard for VPlink/Telegram pages
- Direct SchemePro article-chain skipping by decoding safe page targets
- Per-site saved settings and built-in profiles
- Macro record/play/delete for difficult pages
- Ad overlay cleanup
- Mobile-friendly floating panel
The current rules are strongest on the inspected families:
- VPlink
- DarkGuruji
- StartupLearners
- PrivateJobBeta / Rempo style timer gates
- SchemePro / LinkShortify style continue flows
On SchemePro chains, Time Hooker reads the page-provided encoded next-step URL and moves through the article steps without clicking ads. Final LinkShortify pages may still require a real Turnstile/Captcha token before the destination can be released.
No userscript can guarantee every shortlink site because many use different backend, ad, session, and anti-bot logic. Time Hooker focuses on safe, inspectable page actions and avoids clicking ad iframes.
VPlink-style chains can include multiple article hops across DarkGuruji and StartupLearners. Time Hooker follows safe page redirects and reveals page-owned Continue buttons with the faster V38-style flow.
Universal Pattern Mode can be enabled for new sites that look like the same timer/verify/continue pattern. It is off by default and uses a proxy-first safety model on unknown domains, so final or external destination links stay manual.
HROne Punch Timer is a small Chrome extension for app.hrone.cloud.
It shows:
- worked time
- remaining time
- progress toward the default
8h30mwork target - hides stale previous-day punches
- stops the displayed worked time at
8h30mafter the target is complete
It stores only today's first punch time in local Chrome storage and does not send attendance data anywhere.
Local Link Resolver is a small Chrome extension inspired by the local redirect-rule idea from bypass-links, but without Firebase login or private server sync.
It can:
- save exact source URL to final URL rules locally
- redirect saved source URLs automatically
- check simple HTTP redirects
It cannot solve JavaScript timer gates by itself. Use Time Hooker for timer pages and Local Link Resolver for repeated exact links where you already know the final URL.
- Install Violentmonkey or Tampermonkey.
- Open
userscripts/time-hooker.user.js. - Install or update the script.
- Keep only the latest Time Hooker enabled to avoid duplicate clicks.
- Open Chrome.
- Go to
chrome://extensions. - Enable Developer mode.
- Click
Load unpacked. - Select
extensions/hrone-punch-timer.
- Open Chrome.
- Go to
chrome://extensions. - Enable Developer mode.
- Click
Load unpacked. - Select
extensions/local-link-resolver.
ZIP package: dist/local-link-resolver.zip
- Final VPlink/Telegram links are manual by design.
- Final LinkShortify Turnstile/Captcha checks remain manual by design.
- Auto mode is controlled by the
Auto Click Targetcheckbox. - Intermediate shortlink flow movement is controlled by
Auto Flow Skip. - Unknown-site pattern matching is controlled by
Universal Pattern Mode. - Ad iframe clicks are intentionally avoided.
- Old versions of similar scripts should be disabled before testing.
MIT