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Fixes #25.
  • ghostwords
  • 1
  • Opened 
    on Feb 13, 2021
  • #60

Fixes #25 by identifying clickable links on each domain, then iterating through and clicking on each.
  • ablanathtanalba
  • 11
  • Opened 
    on Apr 16, 2020
  • #57

docker build was using the cached version of the our base image, selenium/standalone-chrome, every single time. The last time it was updated on our machine was chrome 69, over a year ago. This is fixed ...
  • bcyphers
  • 1
  • Opened 
    on Apr 13, 2020
  • #56

fixes #54 by allowing loading of an arbitrary extension alongside privacy badger in the headless browser
  • ablanathtanalba
  • 40
  • Opened 
    on Apr 2, 2020
  • #55

Fixes #52 by including the most recent commit hash in the runscan.sh script terminal output, as well as logging the browser type and version in the crawler.py file. Might circle back and reduce the amount ...
  • ablanathtanalba
  • 14
  • Opened 
    on Mar 3, 2020
  • #53

Fixes #47 with a new optional argument that allows the user to exclude a given TLD from the scan. This skips over any domain with the given TLD before any requests are sent to those servers.
  • ablanathtanalba
  • 31
  • Opened 
    on Jan 30, 2020
  • #51

Fixes #14.
  • ghostwords
  • Opened 
    on Jan 24, 2020
  • #50

Fix #45. This replaces the default domains list with the Tranco List, which seems to have more integrity as a list of the most popular domains, instead of just the most referring subnets.
  • ablanathtanalba
  • 22
  • Opened 
    on Jan 14, 2020
  • #49

I tried running this on a machine of mine and I got an error because there was no bennett user on my host machine. Changing this to use $USER made the docker build step work without erroring out and applied ...
  • copperwall
  • 9
  • Opened 
    on Jan 12, 2020
  • #48

Closes #41.
  • bcyphers
  • Opened 
    on Feb 5, 2019
  • #42