rift-explorer VS HextechButBetter

Basically, whenever you do anything on the client, be it active things like selecting a skin in champ select to random stuff like showing up as online, the "website" will send a request to its own backend/server. You can view these endpoints with stuff like RiftExplorer. Using them is documented and allowed as long as it adheres to the general Riot Developer policies and the League Client development policies and this is also how stuff like Blitz was able to import runes and summoner spells etc. I am guessing it is not allowed to show the usernames in ranked lobbies though.

Rift Explorer allows you to view all the built-in methods/functions, meaning you skip the graphical interface and can interact with the game directly by sending requests. Start with "GET" requests - they simply retrieve data. You can google request types and learn more about them.

cringe. https://github.com/MManoah/league-profile-tool https://github.com/Pupix/rift-explorer/releases

You can download this Github Programm. It is an easy tool to disenchant multiple shards etc. in one go.

Your best bet is HextechButBetter.

And now the better part - you can mass disenchant/exchange stuff. If you can't be bothered with the garbage Hextech UI and animations then try HextechButBetter: https://github.com/MaciejGorczyca/HextechButBetter/releases/latest

You could use a tool like this one https://github.com/MaciejGorczyca/HextechButBetter

What is this item? If it is unclickable then usually it means it has no attached recipe. Probably a bug tho. You can check it in https://github.com/MaciejGorczyca/HextechButBetter/releases/latest if you want.

Obligatory. Super cool client tool that lets you mass disenchant or enchant, even works with event tokens. Riot has stated this tool is allowed btw (since it's just automating actions that don't give you any advantage or free content).