PS4 WebKitty V2 Offline Jailbreak Server ESP32 S3-MON16R8-WROOM-1 support from 6.7x up to 13.52 PS4 FW GoldHEN v2.4b18.12 AIO Fix ported by Vegueta1
A complete, offline PS4 WebKitty V2 exploit host running entirely on the ESP32‑S3 MON16R8 WROOM‑1 module. This project delivers fast page serving, stable caching, and a fully self‑contained jailbreak environment with no internet required. Designed specifically for the MON16R8 WROOM‑1 (16MB flash, 8MB PSRAM).
Go here to flash it via Web Flasher: https://vegueta-1.github.io/PS4-WebKitty-V2-Offline-Jailbreak-Server-ESP32-S3-MON16R8-WROOM-1/
Youtube video test:
⚠ Region Compatibility Notice:
I resolved the region‑compatibility issue in the firmware. Previously, the firmware only worked with the /document/en/ps4/ path, which caused the User Guide to fail on consoles using other regional paths such as GB, US, JP, KR, CN, and more.
The update adds universal region support, allowing the firmware to correctly handle different regional document paths so the User Guide loads as expected across all consoles.
If you were experiencing errors or blank pages before, you can now reflash the updated firmware and it should work correctly regardless of your console’s region.
Universal region handling is now fully implemented, and future updates will continue improving compatibility and stability.
WebKitty
A modular collection of WebKit-based exploit chains for the PlayStation 4. (Formerly known as PSFree Enhanced)
Features Core Exploit & Execution Auto-detection: Automatically detects console type and firmware version. WebKit Exploits: Entry point via the console's web browser using PSFree, Bad Hoist, CSSFontFace or slopkit. Kernel Exploits: Escalates privileges to kernel level using Lapse, Netctrl, or Sleirsgoevy's 6.7x. Payload Loader: After successful kernel exploitation, payloads or listens for incoming payloads on port 9020. Barebone Jailbreak Experience option: Executes the exploit in a minimal DOM footprint and automatically redirects back to the main page upon completion. Firmware-Based Caching: Caches only what your specific firmware version requires instead of caching everything offline. Interface & Customization Themes & Layouts: Customizable layout modes with independent theme options. HEN Flavor Selector: Toggle between HEN and GoldHEN, with integrated GoldHEN version selection. Descriptive Payload Selection: Clear descriptions and unsupported payload loading protection. Multilingual Support: Dynamic language switcher.
Copyright and Authors AGPL-3.0-or-later (see LICENSE). Part of this repo belongs to the group anonymous. We refer to anonymous contributors as "anonymous" as well. https://github.com/ArabPixel/WebKitty
How to use it:
- Go to Settings → Network → Set Up Internet Connection → Use Wi-Fi → Custom if not it will give you an error Connect the PS4 to ESP32-S3 Exploit-PS4 →Password is→ password→ IP Adress Settings- Automatic→ DHCP Host Name- Do Not Specify→ DNS Settings- Automatic→ MTU Settings- Automatic→ Proxy Server- Do Not Use.
-Test Connection
- Do not open the Internet Browser.
- Go to Settings → User's Guide / Helpful Info → User Guide
This Is a Screen Shot from my 12.50 Fw PS4
Screen Shots
A complete, offline PS4 WebKitty V2 exploit host running entirely on the ESP32‑S3 MON16R8 WROOM‑1 module. This project delivers fast page serving, stable caching, and a fully self‑contained jailbreak environment with no internet required. Designed specifically for the MON16R8 WROOM‑1 (16MB flash, 8MB PSRAM).
Go here to flash it via Web Flasher: https://vegueta-1.github.io/PS4-WebKitty-V2-Offline-Jailbreak-Server-ESP32-S3-MON16R8-WROOM-1/
Youtube video test:
⚠ Region Compatibility Notice:
I resolved the region‑compatibility issue in the firmware. Previously, the firmware only worked with the /document/en/ps4/ path, which caused the User Guide to fail on consoles using other regional paths such as GB, US, JP, KR, CN, and more.
The update adds universal region support, allowing the firmware to correctly handle different regional document paths so the User Guide loads as expected across all consoles.
If you were experiencing errors or blank pages before, you can now reflash the updated firmware and it should work correctly regardless of your console’s region.
Universal region handling is now fully implemented, and future updates will continue improving compatibility and stability.
WebKitty
A modular collection of WebKit-based exploit chains for the PlayStation 4. (Formerly known as PSFree Enhanced)
Features Core Exploit & Execution Auto-detection: Automatically detects console type and firmware version. WebKit Exploits: Entry point via the console's web browser using PSFree, Bad Hoist, CSSFontFace or slopkit. Kernel Exploits: Escalates privileges to kernel level using Lapse, Netctrl, or Sleirsgoevy's 6.7x. Payload Loader: After successful kernel exploitation, payloads or listens for incoming payloads on port 9020. Barebone Jailbreak Experience option: Executes the exploit in a minimal DOM footprint and automatically redirects back to the main page upon completion. Firmware-Based Caching: Caches only what your specific firmware version requires instead of caching everything offline. Interface & Customization Themes & Layouts: Customizable layout modes with independent theme options. HEN Flavor Selector: Toggle between HEN and GoldHEN, with integrated GoldHEN version selection. Descriptive Payload Selection: Clear descriptions and unsupported payload loading protection. Multilingual Support: Dynamic language switcher.
Copyright and Authors AGPL-3.0-or-later (see LICENSE). Part of this repo belongs to the group anonymous. We refer to anonymous contributors as "anonymous" as well. https://github.com/ArabPixel/WebKitty
How to use it:
- Go to Settings → Network → Set Up Internet Connection → Use Wi-Fi → Custom if not it will give you an error Connect the PS4 to ESP32-S3 Exploit-PS4 →Password is→ password→ IP Adress Settings- Automatic→ DHCP Host Name- Do Not Specify→ DNS Settings- Automatic→ MTU Settings- Automatic→ Proxy Server- Do Not Use.
-Test Connection
- Do not open the Internet Browser.
- Go to Settings → User's Guide / Helpful Info → User Guide
This Is a Screen Shot from my 12.50 Fw PS4
Screen Shots
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