Some simple code written in Javascript that will download all tags, implications, and aliases, and make a pretty tree structure. Examples can be found at the Github link.

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i wonder what the purpose of the

/*────────────────────────────────────
             ╔═╗┌─┐┌┬┐┌─┐
             ║  │ │ ││├┤ 
             ╚═╝└─┘─┴┘└─┘ 
────────────────────────────────────*/

snippet is in lines 27 to 31 in createfiles.js.

you know, starving artists could have used those bytes.

The user agent is supposed to be static, not per user. It's not very helpful to have each user have a unique user agent. Besides, they didn't write it, you did. :P

fewrahuxo said:
i wonder what the purpose of the snippet is in lines 27 to 31 in createfiles.js.

you know, starving artists could have used those bytes.

Only so much you can do to make a one file (even though there is two) program look good.

KiraNoot said:
The user agent is supposed to be static, not per user. It's not very helpful to have each user have a unique user agent. Besides, they didn't write it, you did. :P

Okay, I'll change that in the morning when I wake up. I actually didn't have a concrete definition of user-agent and assumed it was the user. I'd argue to keep it set to be an identifier for the user, not me, as the code is in their hands when they run it.

It is to uniquely identify a version of a specific application, regardless of who uses it. It's primary used to track what is accessing the server, and in the event it is misbehaving, block it. "User-Agent" refers to the agent(software) the user is making use of to access the service.

KiraNoot said:
It is to uniquely identify a version of a specific application, regardless of who uses it. It's primary used to track what is accessing the server, and in the event it is misbehaving, block it. "User-Agent" refers to the agent(software) the user is making use of to access the service.

developer protip: use the latest Firefox user agent so nobody can block your program /s

Alright, I've changed the User-Agent to be static.