Because my upcoming C++ test is hard I want to be able to alt tab into VSCode to test things. Obviously, safe exam browser doesn't let you do this. Any of you with first hand experience in getting around this? Hypothetically.
Because my upcoming C++ test is hard I want to be able to alt tab into VSCode to test things. Obviously, safe exam browser doesn't let you do this. Any of you with first hand experience in getting around this? Hypothetically.
Do you think there's plausable deniability with the user agent switcher? Like if a professor says I cheated, can I say "I don't know, I just started the program like I thought we were supposed to? I didn't make any changes"? On second thought, considering we're IT students, they can reasonably assume we're smart enough to install and cheat SEB.
I mean, they can hardly prove you did this after the fact, and their software could have bugs. In your shoes I'd still go the VM route just in case but I'm paranoid when it comes to opsec.