Make sensitive websites safe to visit
EscapeEscape is quite simple. Simply include main.js on any page you need it on.
With jsDelivr: <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/ellygaytor/escapeescape@latest/Javascript/main.js"></script>
EscapeEscape defines the escape() function, which can be called using a button, to make its functionality available on mobile devices.
You can alter the pages that EscapeEscape will open by modifying the top two lines of the file.
EscapeEscape allows users to quickly leave a website, disguising their previous activity. This is useful for websites that contain information of a sensitive nature, or that may put their viewer at risk. For example, a website containing information for domestic abuse victims can implement EscapeEscape, to allow visitors to quickly leave if their abuser returns.
EscapeEscape is written in Javascript, and therefore a user with Javascript disabled will not be able to use it. It is possible to implement a simpler system without Javascript by which a large link will open a new tab or window (to prevent the use of the back button).