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Reverse endian is same as hex in hex editor. Usual order as hex number. If You want same order bytes as in hex editor (like in IDA) you need reverse hex. I use IDA for find this instruction so I use reverse HEX.2 points -
Devtools from PC can connect to Chrome in Android. In any case it is different levels - devtools and GG. Devtools operate VM, GG operates bytes in physical memory. You must know how all implemented for try change anything in physical memory.2 points
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Wow, I'm amazed, and so excited! Thanks for your great work, I would never had waited for a disassembler in GG, but you did it. I'll learn as much as I can from this and I'm sure a lot of people will enjoy this too! However I still don't really understand why you have to search for the opcode in reverse endian? This endian stuff always disrupt me.1 point
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You talk about nothing. Any common words. I won't tell you anything. This question is not interesting to me, I'm not going to deal with them. Moreover, I am sure that nothing will come of it. The whole idea was doomed to failure.1 point
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All depends from you. I do not think this is can be easy. Javascript is virtual machine. So you try modify app inside this VM.1 point
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IDK what you talking about.1 point
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IDA and DNspy are pawned by GG. hohoho1 point
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You are brilliant This is extremely useful for those debugging.1 point