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Releases: PakCyberbot/FBI-MostWanted

Release v3.1.0

06 Jun 20:10

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What's Added

  • Implemented multithreading for faster downloads and added silent mode (-s).
  • Implemented --slow option to download at a human-like pace, preventing bans and flags.

Full Changelog: v3.0.0...v3.1.0

Release v3.0.0

20 May 14:55
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What's Changed

  • Removed the "colors" file.
  • Removed the "updater" file. #2
  • Enhanced program interaction by adding the Rich library. #1
  • Enabled dumping files in HTML format using the --dump option. Files with the .html extension can now be used.

Full Changelog: v2.1.1...v3.0.0

Release v2.1.1

20 May 09:03

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What's Fixed

  • Fixed a bug that caused issues with updates when the execution point differed from the file location

Full Changelog: v2.1.0...v2.1.1

Release v2.1.0

20 May 08:01

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What's Added

  • Introducing an easier way to update the program: Now you can simply use the -u or --update options to effortlessly update your installation.

Full Changelog: v2.0.0...v2.1.0

Release v2.0.0

15 May 10:10
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What's Changed

  • Updated program to utilize the fbi-api Python library, simplifying API interactions.
  • Enhanced functionality to download PDF files for each entry/record on the wanted list.
  • Introduced support for downloading multiple PDF files by providing a dump file with a PDF extension.
  • Improved flexibility to fetch a desired number of records from the wanted list using the "--records" option.
  • Added the capability to download individual image files using the "--images" option.
  • Images are now stored in the "wanted-images" directory for OSINT purposes.
  • Introduced the "--reward" option to filter out records with a reward.
  • Note: When using "--reward" and "--records" together, the count may be lower than the specified "--records" value due to the filter.

This repository is an updated iteration, created by @PakCyberbot, of its predecessor, which was created by @rly0nheart. You can find the first version at the following link: https://github.com/rly0nheart/fbi-api/tree/b1c946, which has now been converted into a Python library.

Full Changelog: https://github.com/PakCyberbot/FBI-MostWanted/commits/v2.0.0