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...Through headless browsing, it can analyze dynamic content and single-page applications built with modern frameworks, improving its ability to uncover hidden paths and assets. Katana offers flexible configuration options such as depth control, concurrency limits, and filtering mechanisms to refine results and manage scanning scope.

...Currently, it supports Schema.org microdata using a third-party library, a native BEPress, Dublin Core, Highwire Press, JSON-LD, Open Graph, Twitter, EPrints, PRISM, and COinS implementation, and some general metadata that doesn't belong to a particular standard (for instance, the content of the title tag, or meta description tags). Planned is support for RDFa, AGLS, and other yet unheard-of metadata types. Contributions and requests for other metadata types are welcome! You can also pass an options object as the first argument containing extra parameters. Some websites require the user-agent or cookies to be set in order to get the response.

SingleFile CLI is an open source command-line tool designed to save complete web pages as a single self-contained HTML file. It captures the rendered page in a headless browser and embeds all required resources directly into the output document, including stylesheets, scripts, images, and fonts. By consolidating every dependency into one file, it allows users to preserve a faithful copy of a web page that can be viewed offline without requiring external assets. SingleFile CLI works by...

...Many modern websites rely on bot detection mechanisms that identify automation through behavioral or technical signals, and these patches aim to reduce those detection vectors. By applying targeted fixes, the project helps developers minimize automation leaks that are difficult or impossible to address through configuration options alone. The patches can be applied directly to installed libraries or used through drop-in replacements that already contain the modifications. Developers can enable, disable, or remove the patches when needed, making it flexible for experimentation or debugging workflows. rebrowser-patches is maintained with the expectation that automation libraries evolve over time.

DotnetSpider is a web crawling and data extraction framework built on the .NET Standard platform. It is designed to help developers create efficient and scalable crawlers for collecting structured data from websites. It provides a high-level API that simplifies the process of defining spiders, managing requests, and extracting content from web pages. Developers can create custom spiders by extending base classes and configuring pipelines that handle downloading, parsing, and storing...

...Lux works by extracting video information from a given page and downloading the available streams to the user’s system. Lux supports downloading individual videos as well as playlists and can display multiple available quality options before the user selects which stream to download. It includes features for resuming interrupted downloads, allowing users to continue large downloads without starting over. It also provides network-related options such as proxy support and cookies to access restricted or authenticated content. With its modular architecture and command-line interface, Lux can function both as a standalone downloader and as a library.