This is an e-commerce website powered by Fourthwall.
This website contains tracking code from both Stripe and Google Tag Manager.
The code that runs the website is not well made.
Visit the website and type the following into the console: AdminBar.verifyCreator();
It will redirect you the the OpenID authentication protocol where you are asked to log in using your social media account to log in using Fourthwall.
If you open up the source code of the website, and search for basic words typically found on a e-commerce website: shop, product, donation, cart, dashboard, etc. you will easily locate English translations for different actions you can take when the site "launches".
Not worth wasting time on.
This is an e-commerce website powered by Fourthwall.
This website contains tracking code from both Stripe and Google Tag Manager.
The code that runs the website is not well made.
Visit the website and type the following into the console: AdminBar.verifyCreator();
It will redirect you the the OpenID authentication protocol where you are asked to log in using your social media account to Fourthwall.
If you open up the source code of the website, and search for basic words typically found on a e-commerce website: shop, product, donation, cart, dashboard, etc. you will easily locate English translations for different actions you can take when the site "launches".
Not worth wasting time on.
This is an e-commerce website powered by Fourthwall.
This website contains tracking code from both Stripe and Google Tag Manager.
The code that runs the website is not well made.
Visit the website and type the following into the console: AdminBar.verifyCreator();
It will redirect you the the OpenID authentication protocol where you are asked to link your social media account to Fourthwall.
If you open up the source code of the website, and search for basic words typically found on a e-commerce website: shop, product, donation, cart, dashboard, etc. you will easily locate English translations for different actions you can take when the site "launches".
Not worth wasting time on.