Unleashed

An ad-free companion layer for the Blitz and Porofessor desktop apps (League of Legends). It removes the in-app advertising and reclaims the wasted layout space, without ever touching the apps themselves.

What it is

Unleashed is not a mod, a crack, or a patched build. It never edits, replaces, or injects into Blitz's or Porofessor's files. Their code stays 100% untouched. Instead it runs a small companion daemon alongside the app:

• It starts the app together with a lightweight background process (a PowerShell daemon, no Node and no extra runtime; everything it needs ships with Windows).
• The daemon attaches to the already-running app through the app's own developer interface (the Chrome DevTools Protocol that every Electron app exposes) and, at display time, blocks the ad network requests and hides the ad slots, then restores the full-width layout.
• It runs only while the app runs. Close Blitz or Porofessor and the daemon exits on its own (process-dependent). Nothing stays resident, and nothing runs in the background for no reason.
• Because it only changes what is shown in the live window, never any file on disk, the app keeps updating normally and there is nothing to "re-patch".

After a reboot, a crash, or an app update it simply re-attaches the next time the app starts.

Before / after

Blitz

With ads (stock)	Ad-free (Unleashed)

Porofessor

With ads (stock)	Ad-free (Unleashed)

OP.GG

With ads (stock)	Ad-free (Unleashed)

Download & install

1. Download UnleashedBypass.cmd from the latest release.
2. Run it and pick an install option (auto-install detects all installed apps).
3. Done. Start Blitz / Porofessor / OP.GG as usual and the ads are gone.

The installer pulls its components from this repo, verifies each one by SHA256, and keeps itself and the daemons up to date. An optional auto-updater keeps everything current in the background, and the installer tells you when a newer version of itself is available and updates on confirmation.

Repository layout (for maintainers)

• UnleashedBypass.cmd: the installer / CLI (source). Published to the rolling release.
• src/: daemon sources (edit these).
• dist/: generated channel, manifest.json + daemons (served via raw, SHA256-pinned).
• assets/: README images.
• scripts/build-manifest.ps1: builds dist/.
• .github/workflows/release.yml: on push to main, rebuilds dist/ (bumping only the files that changed) and refreshes the installer release.

Releasing

Edit a daemon in src/ (or the installer, bumping $VERSION in the .cmd for installer changes) and push to main. The workflow rebuilds the manifest and updates the release; clients pick up the changes automatically.