1.0.0
New Release: nomore403 1.0.0
We are excited to announce the latest release of nomore403, version 1.0.0. This update brings several new features, improvements, and bug fixes to enhance your experience and provide you with more control over your bypass 403 operations. Here's what's new:
🚀 New Features
- Follow Redirects Toggle: You now have the option to follow or not follow HTTP redirects, giving you better control over the navigation of your requests.
- Random User-Agent: Enhance your privacy and avoid detection by opting for a random user-agent for each request you make.
- Rate-Limit Detection: To prevent hitting API rate limits, nomore403 can now automatically stop if a 429 (rate-limit ban) response is detected, protecting your account from potential blocks.
🛠 Improvements
- SSL Issue Fix: We've resolved an SSL problem in curl when using a proxy, ensuring a smoother and more secure connection.
- Multiple Flag Changes: To improve usability and consistency, we've made several changes to our command-line flags.
🔄 Flag Changes
- Proxy flag updated from
-p
to-x
for better clarity. - The
-r
flag is now used to enable following redirects. To use a request file, please use--request-file
instead. - Renamed
--nobanner
to--no-banner
for consistency. - Introduced
--random-agent
for easy access to the random user-agent feature. - The
-l
or--rate-limit
flag can now be used to halt operations if a rate limit ban is detected. - Updated
--useragent
to--user-agent
to align with standard naming conventions. - Changed
--maxgoroutines
to--max-goroutines
for improved readability. - Modified
--httpMethod
to--http-method
and--bypassIp
to--bypass-ip
for consistency across our tool.
🐞 Bug Fixes
Addressed a critical SSL connectivity issue when using proxies, ensuring secure and reliable connections under all circumstances.
How to Update
To update to the latest version of nomore403, please download the latest release or build from the latest version of source code. Ensure to adjust your scripts or command line usage to accommodate the new flag changes for a seamless transition.