Bit Slicer
7.0#1 in game memory editorsFree planFree planmacOS
Visit| Fact | Bit Slicer | chromedp |
|---|---|---|
| Automation | Python scripts automate memory scanning, value changes and access watching through Bit Slicer's virtual-memory and debugger objects. | It supports browser actions such as navigation, reading page content, running JavaScript, clicking elements, filling forms, and uploading files. |
| Purpose | Bit Slicer is a universal game trainer for macOS that searches and modifies video-game values such as scores, lives and ammunition. | chromedp is a Go package for driving browsers that support the Chrome DevTools Protocol, without an external driver. |
| Security limitation | macOS System Integrity Protection and hardened runtime protections can prevent Bit Slicer from reading or injecting into some applications. | The README says disabling Chrome site isolation can enable access to some cross-site iframe content, and advises doing so only for trusted pages because it turns off a Chrome security feature. |
| Support | Official support is provided through the wiki, issue tracker and a Discord room whose availability is explicitly not 24/7. | The project directs questions and feature suggestions to GitHub Discussions and Discord, and reserves the issue tracker for bugs. |
Bit Slicer is for macOS users who want to inspect or modify game values and use debugger or scripting tools. Its saved Slice documents may suit people who want to share cheats.
chromedp suits Go developers building browser automation around Chrome DevTools Protocol-compatible browsers. It may fit projects needing browser actions, page output or remote browser connections.