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This is the List of Broken Phishing Pages.
If Possible , Help Us to Fix them And Maintain Them.
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Consider adding a widget that allows tabs to be placed on the screen which would appear similar to the image below
Now that the button is done perhaps some of the code can be re-used? Tabs would be named with a title, selecting a tab (via mouse click) would expose a fresh canvas tha
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In the current README, so far I've gone over the very basics. Not all features have been covered, and there is little talk about httpu packages. Maybe some wiki pages, and some more details on the README would be helpful. Also a much better example video / gif is needed, the one I made is pretty bad.
Previously jwalk would follow symlinks, so we could not use it and instead implemented our own traversal.
Now with jwalk 0.5, this is supported and we can use our standard jwalker to do the job.
The function above would have to change to use jwalk. It should be straight
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Because BlockLabels uses _lines instead of _title, set_title does nothing.
To reproduce:
import py_cui
root = py_cui.PyCUI(2,2)
root.set_title('Block Labels')
label = root.add_block_label('Hello\nWorld', 0,0, row_span=2, column_span=2)
label.set_title('Goodbye\nWorld')
root.start()
Expected behavior
set_title(title) should set the BlockLabel's ._line
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In src/frontend/settings.py I've found the following:
# SECURITY WARNING: keep the secret key used in production secret!
SECRET_KEY = "@(9b9jslgg41u1u=mr)-2*-n2x0vef0zsy39*z@sz18&tvow18"
# SECURITY WARNING: don't run with debug turned on in production!
DEBUG = TEMPLATE_DEBUG = True
if DEBUG is True:
from pudb.remote import set_trace
ALLOWED_HOSTS = CONFIG.allowed_hosts
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It would be neat if you could change the color of the text that shows when the progress bar covers it without changing the background. My motivation is that I enjoy the black background but the default color can be hard to read on dark progress bar colors.
<img width="1423" alt="Screen Shot 2020-06-06 at 11 50 41 AM" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/16331012/83952212-14b8d780-