Before trying Breakpoint for yourself, please read the ENTIRE guide, especially the FAQ section, which includes many mini-guides for problems you may face. Also make sure to read the instructions very very carefully. This will save you from hours of troubleshooting. Good luck!

The Breakpoint exploit allows users to open a fully unblocked Chrome browser on enterprise-managed Chromebooks utilizing kiosk apps. 

The Alohomora browser is a quality-of-life extension that restores some Chrome features that are lost while using the Alohomora exploit. Some features include keyboard shortcuts, battery percentage, and a settings button.

The Alohomora browser is a quality-of-life extension that restores some Chrome features that are lost while using the Alohomora exploit. Some features include keyboard shortcuts, battery percentage, and a settings button.

The exploit will allow you to access any site, and allows you to browse without enterprise management and surveillance extensions such as Securly and GoGuardian. This is also different than traditional jailbreak exploits, as this exploit allows you to switch back and forth between your unblocked browser and your traditional browser, and you can still utilize kiosk apps for things such as taking standardized tests and lockdown browser tests.

While using Breakpoint browser, you are unable to access any district-boot ChromeOS apps you have installed on your Chromebook, such as chemistry lab software, robotics apps, and Minecraft: Education Edition. Tests administrated through AP Classroom: Lockdown Browser will only be available in district-boot. You can switch back to the traditional district-boot to use these, but you will not be able to use the Alohomora browser and district-boot apps simultaneously. Additionally, the Breakpoint browser is still subject to the same network-level blocks that district-boot browsers are subject to.