Hi, new member here and was wondering if anyone had any ideas about this.
A website that I have to use on a regular basis is using a virtual online queuing system called Queue-It.com This is how it works:
1) To access our website for booking purposes, all users first log in to the website and are placed into what they call a 'pre-queue.'
2) After thirty minutes, everybody in the pre-queue is put into a main queue, where you are given a randomised position and an estimation of how long it will take until it is your turn.
I was doing a bit of research in how to bypass this system (well, googled 'queue-it bypass') and came across a blog called Nerdkey. In one article, the writer stated that he bypassed Queue-It (which was being used by the Curry's store in his case) by disabling Javascript in his browser. I tried this myself by installing the Quick Javascript Switcher extension for Chrome. But no matter how much I've tried, I keep getting redirected to Queue-it. I also tried using Noscript on Firefox but that didn't work either. The blog article is from January last year so I do not know whether Queue-It have rectified this "glitch" or I'm just doing something wrong.
Any input would be most appreciated.
Regards
Henry Lee.
A website that I have to use on a regular basis is using a virtual online queuing system called Queue-It.com This is how it works:
1) To access our website for booking purposes, all users first log in to the website and are placed into what they call a 'pre-queue.'
2) After thirty minutes, everybody in the pre-queue is put into a main queue, where you are given a randomised position and an estimation of how long it will take until it is your turn.
I was doing a bit of research in how to bypass this system (well, googled 'queue-it bypass') and came across a blog called Nerdkey. In one article, the writer stated that he bypassed Queue-It (which was being used by the Curry's store in his case) by disabling Javascript in his browser. I tried this myself by installing the Quick Javascript Switcher extension for Chrome. But no matter how much I've tried, I keep getting redirected to Queue-it. I also tried using Noscript on Firefox but that didn't work either. The blog article is from January last year so I do not know whether Queue-It have rectified this "glitch" or I'm just doing something wrong.
Any input would be most appreciated.
Regards
Henry Lee.