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iojw / socialscan

Python library for accurately querying username and email usage on online platforms
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Enhancement Requests #15

Open NoWay426 opened 4 years ago

NoWay426 commented 4 years ago

@iojw Awesome project, very useful for OSINT investigations, thank you

Requests

1) add more social platforms, in order of priority: Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok

2) add optional flag to include hyperlink to results

         SomeUsername

3) add donation/tip jar so we can show appreciation & support!

iojw commented 4 years ago

@NoWay426

  1. I have created a new issue to make it easier to track my progress in adding new platforms (#16) and have added the platforms you have requested there. I will be looking into this (as well as the link you sent) when I get the time.

  2. As for adding hyperlinks to the results, that is definitely possible, although not every platform will have a web-based profile page that can be linked to (Snapchat for example). What is your use case for this?

  3. I have added donation links to the README if you would like to support this project. Thank you for the suggestion!

NoWay426 commented 4 years ago

Awesome. My use case: when looking up a list of targets (i.e. targets.txt file) it would be convenient to be able to click through to profiles where possible, instead of manually looking them up.

Thought of another request: an optional flag for outputting results to csv or json would be a nice function.

Donated! Great project, will recommend as username/email checking OSINT tool

iojw commented 4 years ago

Thanks for your support! Outputting hyperlinks should be trivial, so I will should be able to add that in the next release. As for outputting JSON, I will add that to my list of features requests as well 🙂

iojw commented 4 years ago

@NoWay426 FYI, the latest release of socialscan includes support for JSON output and displaying profile links beside usernames.

sugardayfox commented 2 years ago

Great tool :) .csv as an output option is the one thing I could think of.