As a tangent, this site will overwrite its <title> and favicon if your browser changes tab to one of many random options, as well as showing an overlay highlighting the risk of keeping javascript enabled for once you're back.

I dug around and found them listed within the `kill.js` file[0]. It uses the visibilitychange[1] API and swaps it to one of the following:

Official Church of Scientology: Difficulties on the Job - Online Course

Ask HN: How could I safely contact drug cartels?

The internet used to be fun

am I boring - Google Search

what is punycode - Google Search

arguments for HN comment - Google Search

how to hack coworker's phone - Google Search

censorship on hacker news - Google Search

rust programming socks - Google Shopping

Adult entertainment clubs - Google Maps

Pick up lines suggestions - ChatGPT

Online debate argument suggestions - ChatGPT

The Flat Earth Society

Amazon.com: taylor swift merch

Amazon.com: waifu pillow

/adv/ - topple government - Advice - 4chan

r/wallstreetbets on Reddit

Infowars: There's a War on For Your Mind!

birds aren't real at DuckDuckGo

Lincoln MT Cabins For Sale - Zillow

The Anarchist Cookbook by William Powell | Goodreads

Fifty Shades of Grey | Netflix

jeff bezos nudes - Google Image Search

zuckerberg nudes - Google Image Search

bigfoot nudes - Google Image Search

Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up - YouTube

Pennsylvania Bigfoot Conference - Channel 5 - YouTube

Linus goes into a real girl's bedroom - Linus Tech Tips - YouTube

MrBeast en Español - YouTube

FTX Cryptocurrency Exchange

[0] https://xn--gckvb8fzb.com/js/kill.js [1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Document/vi...

I giggled but it’s dangerous as a prank (say if you were on that site during a break, then shared a screenshot of a design from your browser)

author of the site appears to be an anti-JS fringe person, and that's their method of "protest."

If you switch away and then come back to the tab, they have a popover explaining all of this.

I just went and disabled JS for their silly site.

This is absolutely hilarious, and I am totally using this trick when I get to making my own porn video hosting platform (which I won't).