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Sign upParsing of website page with socid_extractor and recursive search by found usernames #659
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| @@ -105,8 +105,10 @@ optional arguments: | |||
| hand, this may cause a long delay to gather all | |||
| results. | |||
| --print-found Do not output sites where the username was not found. | |||
| --no-color Don't color terminal output | |||
| --browse, -b Browse to all results on default bowser. | |||
| --no-color Don\'t color terminal output | |||
soxoj
Jul 5, 2020
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No, it was accidentally added. It seems to break markdown highlight in my editor.
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I want to propose the possibility of a recursive search by user information (usernames, identifiers) stored on his website page. This is very useful in OSINT investigations - automation of a chain of search requests.