Found a near idle game, but looking for anyway to speed it up. i belive its javascript but im unsure of how to find such things

http://faedine.sytes.net/crank-b35/

Never worked with indexedDB before.  Seems like a bitch and a half.

thanks for the tip fae, but why did you use cr2? it's the vilest thing in web technology

No problem. It's the debug mode I use myself when testing. I'll probably disable it at some point but it's there for the foreseeable future.

What about Construct 2 is vile? It makes for unreadable source once it's generated for a browser, but other than that I don't see many cons to it. Most software that generates code for you is guilty of it on some level. If you look at the source of this very page you can see a few instances of it.

As for why I use it: it's easy and it's fast. I can do something in it in about an hour or two it might take me six hours (or more) to do more conventionally in JS or jQuery. It also has some really awesome debugging tools and stuff for analyzing performance when you get right into it. I could go into more detail but I don't want to come off as a salesman.

If there's some vileness I've overlooked I'd be really interested in hearing it.
 

Hey! Yeah, yours is the only other account I've seen. There have been a few other anonymous submissions, but no accounts (I don't care either way so long as I can fix bugs). Thanks for all the help so far!

Yeah, from a hacking perspective it's annoying and unreadable. I completely sympathize, there.

The IDB bit is just how C2 does saving. The "localforage" DB is the one I setup to save a few values, and this is mostly just same basic information about the save file (version and when it was saved) to check compatibility. The _C2SaveStates DB is probably the one you mean. It's all one giant JSON string as that's how C2 does it's saving natively. If you use the game's 'export', you'll see it's really similar to what you get there. It's not how I'd use a database either (one table to store one big string). It's admittedly easier than trying to create hundreds of tables for each object type, though.

The easiest way to read it I've found is using a JSON viewer for Notepad++ (https://sourceforge.net/projects/nppjsonviewer/). It all uses object IDs instead of readable names though (so Item.ScrapMetal turns into 43265435645654 or some nonsense) so it's not a lot of use. I think there's some sort of checksum on the string as well as editing it directly doesn't seem to allow changes.

I'm not really trying to prevent cheating as I cheat in (single player) games all the time. I've posted this debug info elsewhere in the past, it's not hidden so much as just buried. I'm not one to dictate how someone is supposed to be having fun with my game. The only time I've had fun playing AdCap or Cookie Clicker is when I've been hacking them. They're super tedious otherwise and I don't know how people play them normally. 

Edit: Oh, almost forgot. No, I'm not away of any way to use the debugger once it's deployed. It works hand in hand with the IDE, so I'd be surprised if it was available outside of it.