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Surely you’ve seen these (If you use Bing). And since I’ve seen Microsoft frontends do some ridiculous validation in the past, it got me thinking- does this list load the correct answers at runtime? Well, I’ll save you the suspense- yes, yes, it does:
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So, open up your console (or however you run javascript on a page and fire off this bad boy:
document.querySelectorAll('div[iscorrectoption=True]').forEach(i => i.click())
Now, every click event results in a page refresh, so you have to run it once after each page load, but w/e we’re not launching rockets to Nasa with this.