I have a unique script that modifies the behavior of submit buttons on social networking sites, such as Facebook. The script sets an "onclick" attribute that triggers a specific function when a user clicks on a submit button. This function is designed to encrypt messages that users send through these platforms.
The idea is to intercept the click event, prevent the default action from happening, extract the message being sent (possibly using formData), encrypt the text, and then allow the submit action to proceed with the encrypted message.
Below is a simplified version of the script:
$('textarea', window.content.document)
.closest('form')
.find('input[type=submit]')
.attr("onclick","encryptMessage();");
function encryptMessage(){
// Logic to access formData, encrypt the message, and continue submit action
};