[JS] How to simulate mouse event with code (problem: isTrusted=true)

[DarkElite99]

I need to simulate mousemove by javascript ( or maybe jquery)
but any attemps are resulting in isTrusted=false
I got keyboard working, but mouse not...

an example of failed attempt:

var event = new MouseEvent('mousemove', {
	view: window,
	bubbles: true,
	cancelable: true,
	clientX: 500,
	clientY: 50,
	movementX: 0
});

using this to debug:

target.onmousemove = function(eventData) {
      console.log(eventData);
}

bad result:

> MouseEvent*{isTrusted: false, screenX: 0, screenY: 0, clientX: 1, clientY: 1,*…}

So I ask you please, do you know any way to "bypass" the isTrusted property or even any browser that ignores that kinda protection?

[False]

#moved

[elmarcia]

Originally Posted by DarkElite99

I need to simulate mousemove by javascript ( or maybe jquery)
but any attemps are resulting in isTrusted=false
I got keyboard working, but mouse not...

an example of failed attempt:

var event = new MouseEvent('mousemove', {
	view: window,
	bubbles: true,
	cancelable: true,
	clientX: 500,
	clientY: 50,
	movementX: 0
});

using this to debug:

target.onmousemove = function(eventData) {
      console.log(eventData);
}

bad result:

> MouseEvent*{isTrusted: false, screenX: 0, screenY: 0, clientX: 1, clientY: 1,*…}

So I ask you please, do you know any way to "bypass" the isTrusted property or even any browser that ignores that kinda protection?

The isTrusted read-only property of the Event interface is a Boolean that is true when the event was generated by a user action, and false when the event was created or modified by a script or dispatched via EventTarget.dispatchEvent().

You have four options:

1) Use external script for mousemove (Ex: )
2) Override existing listeners (really difficult with encapsulated / packed) javascript
3) Perform HTTP/POST requests (no browser needed)

Expert mode: (maybe is easy but don't know and won't try anyway)
4) Fork edit the code for MouseEvent and build

[lnqlorlouz]

The question is why you need the isTrusted event? I've never needed.

[protecteur6]

Originally Posted by DarkElite99

I need to simulate mousemove by javascript ( or maybe jquery)
but any attemps are resulting in isTrusted=false
I got keyboard working, but mouse not...

an example of failed attempt:

var event = new MouseEvent('mousemove', {
	view: window,
	bubbles: true,
	cancelable: true,
	clientX: 500,
	clientY: 50,
	movementX: 0
});

using this to debug:

target.onmousemove = function(eventData) {
      console.log(eventData);
}

bad result:

> MouseEvent*{isTrusted: false, screenX: 0, screenY: 0, clientX: 1, clientY: 1,*…}

So I ask you please, do you know any way to "bypass" the isTrusted property or even any browser that ignores that kinda protection?

hey do you mind sharing the keyboard code that you succeed to make it bypass istrusted?