Page Rage Turns Any Website Into a Jetpack Battleground
The browser extension is the load-bearing part: it moves the toy off six curated demo pages and onto whatever the user actually has open, which is a different proposition from a self-contained browser game.
Reporting from 1 source: GIGAZINE.
Page Rage is a web service that loads a target page and drops a jetpack-equipped character onto it. Controls run on WASD for movement, the mouse for aiming, left and right click for primary and secondary fire, keys 1 through 5 to switch weapons, and space to dash. Ten weapon types are available. The official site lists six pages for destruction, and extensions for Firefox, Chrome, and Edge let users destroy pages loaded in their own browser. Text and images can be destroyed, though stylesheet backgrounds cannot.
The destruction runs on a fixed kit: WASD for movement, mouse to aim, left and right click for the two firing modes, keys 1 through 5 to swap among ten weapon types, and space to dash. When most of a page's elements are gone, a dialog offers three exits. RESTART rebuilds the page for another pass, NEXT PAGE moves to a different site, and KEEP GOING stays with the current one. SHIFT+R and SHIFT+N do the same two things without waiting for the dialog.
Backgrounds loaded through stylesheets sit outside the destruction set, so the page keeps its shape while its contents come apart.
- RESTART: destroys the page again from the beginning
- NEXT PAGE: moves on to destroying another website
- KEEP GOING: continues destroying the current page
- SHIFT+R: restarts without waiting for the dialog
- SHIFT+N: moves to the next stage
- Chrome extension: click the icon while any site is loaded
- Firefox extension: destroys pages loaded in the browser
- Edge extension: destroys pages loaded in the browser
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.
Sources
- GIGAZINE どんなウェブサイトでも内容を撃ちまくって破壊できる「Page Rage」