The Endpoint-Javascript-Explorer is a powerful JavaScript bookmarklet designed for discovering and analyzing endpoints embedded in JavaScript files across various domains. By entering specific scopes or leaving the field blank to search all domains, users can extract and examine URLs from JavaScript documents found on web pages.
Key Features:
- Scope Filtering: Search within specified domains or all available domains.
- Comprehensive Parsing: Extract both relative and absolute URLs from JavaScript files and the current web page.
- Interactive Table: View results in a sortable, filterable table that includes the source JavaScript file, URL, file extension, and a link to open the file.
- Custom Actions: Copy URLs to clipboard or save the results as an HTML file for offline analysis.
- User-Friendly Interface: Includes dropdown filters and action buttons to streamline the analysis process.
Ideal for developers, security analysts, and researchers who need to track and inspect endpoints in web applications.
Setting this up is straightforward: just copy the code into a JavaScript bookmark and paste it into the URL field of the bookmark.
Once the bookmark is created, visit your target and click the bookmark to launch the javascript!
A special thanks to my friend AtlasWiki for helping me create this tool.
The tool provided on this GitHub page is intended for educational and research purposes only. The creators and maintainers of this tool are not responsible for any misuse or illegal use of the tool. It is the responsibility of the users to ensure that they comply with all applicable laws and regulations while using the tool.
