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Katana is an open source command-line web crawling and spidering framework developed by ProjectDiscovery. It is designed to efficiently crawl websites and web applications in order to discover endpoints, resources, and other useful information that may not be easily visible through manual browsing. Katana focuses on speed and automation, making it suitable for use in security reconnaissance workflows and automated pipelines. Katana supports both standard HTTP crawling and headless browser crawling, allowing it to navigate modern web applications that rely heavily on JavaScript. ...

...Scraped pages can be streamed to a file, so if there's an error on one page, you won't lose what you've already scraped. Start on one page and move to the next easily. The flow is predictable, following a breadth-first crawl through each of the pages. X-ray has support for concurrency, throttles, delays, timeouts and limits to help you scrape any page responsibly. Swap in different scrapers depending on your needs. Currently supports HTTP and PhantomJS driver drivers. In the future, I'd like to see a Tor driver for requesting pages through the Tor network.

...It is implemented primarily in client-side JavaScript and runs directly in the browser through a userscript environment, allowing it to integrate seamlessly with Pixiv pages. Pxer provides functionality to crawl and gather images, artwork metadata, and other related content from supported Pixiv pages. It is designed to be accessible even for users who are not developers, emphasizing ease of use and quick setup through browser extensions such as Tampermonkey. Once installed, Pxer adds controls to compatible Pixiv pages so users can trigger batch retrieval of illustrations and related assets. ...

Lightcrawler is a command-line tool designed to crawl a website and run automated audits on the discovered pages using Google Lighthouse. It works by starting from a given URL and recursively exploring linked pages to collect a set of pages that should be analyzed. Each discovered page is then evaluated using Lighthouse, which performs checks related to performance, accessibility, and web development best practices.