• Install asar tools
• Copy the app.asar from cricut (C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Programs\Cricut Design Space\resources) out to a folder
• Unpack the asar with the command asar e app.asar app
• Open app/cricut-ele-design-space/main.js in a actual text editor - I use VSCode
• Add the following code to the top of the file:

const electron = require('electron');

electron.app.on('ready', () => {
	 electron.protocol.handle('https', async (originalRequest) => {
		const url = new URL(originalRequest.url);

		if (url.hostname !== 'apis.cricut.com') {
			return electron.net.fetch(originalRequest, { bypassCustomProtocolHandlers: true });
		}

		var myArray = {'14': "Scamander", '15': "Voldemort"};
		// Check specific GET request conditions
		if (originalRequest.method === 'GET' && myArray[url.searchParams.get('machineTypeId')] != undefined && url.searchParams.has('updateLastSeen')) {
			const jsonResponse = JSON.stringify({
			  machineId: 0,
			  machineType: myArray[url.searchParams.get('machineTypeId')] ,
			  machineTypeId: url.searchParams.get('machineTypeId'),
			  primaryUserSet: true
			});
			return new Response(jsonResponse, {
			  headers: { 'Content-Type': 'application/json' },
			  status: 200
			});
		}

		return electron.net.fetch(originalRequest, { bypassCustomProtocolHandlers: true });
	});
});

• Repack the asar with the command asar p app mod-app.asar
• Replace the cricut app.asar with your new modded one

When Cricut updates the design space you will need to re-do the mod.