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Sick Burn from AI: Bugs/quirks
"Inside waitWatchPosition() it calls navigator.getCurrentPosition(...) (missing .geolocation.). That’s not a standard API and would normally throw—so either this is a copy/paste bug, or they patched navigator.getCurrentPosition elsewhere. Sloppy."
I don't see a single reason the author would add this. Many logical reasons and explanations for why this is not maliciously or intentionally added by author.
Lastly, I also don't believe that either 1. This code can actually run. And/Or 2. Anyone actually get's your geolocation. The code doesn't point to any address/website for that to be possible.
But I also doubt you'd lie, and I also believe that this file should be removed, hopefully also finding why said code was there in the first place.
Note: I'm pretty sure the author still is unable to update their mods due to a past bug with Democracy 4 that still isn't fixed.
• It executes by being embedded in HTMLs, CSS files, or in any server side/web environment
with the possibility of infecting visitors of that page or host machine.
• No, it cannot infect you or even run AT ALL, it only runs in browsers. None of the code can harm you as it cannot run.
• No, it cannot spread, unless you specifically open this in a browser or html UI that can execute JS files.
• The chance of the author adding this on purpose is almost 0%. Because there's no gain in doing so.
• This mod is safe to download and use, tens of thousands of people do just fine.
There's also the chance the author's PC is infected and it simply spread to this file. If they wanted to hack you or spread malware, they would put in code that can actually run.
Delete anything in between <script> and </script>.
Save the file.
• It cannot harm you.
• Almost 0% chance it was maliciously added by the author.
all i have to say is....BRAVO!!!!