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Latest version: v1.2.0

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1.2.0

\+ Added support for extracting text from PDF files. Example command: `cewler --include-pdf https://example.com`.

1.1.2

\* Fix for [1](https://github.com/roys/cewler/issues/1): Specified `Twisted` version needed for `Scrapy`.
\* Cleaned up code structure a bit.

1.1.1

\* Improved parsing of text by HTML unquoting it (and not only HTML unescaping named and numeric character references).

1.1.0

\+ Added support for all kinds of meta-tags in the form `<meta name="some-key" content="content-to-be-scraped">`.
\+ Added support for scraping e-mail addresses. They will always be added to the wordlist, but they can also be stored in separate file using `cewler --output-emails emails.txt https://example.com`.
\+ Adding `http://` to start URL if there's no `://` in the URL.

1.0.9

\* Improved screen output.

1.0.8

\+ Added support for storing parsed URLs. Example command: `cewler --output-urls urls.txt https://example.com`.
\+ Added support for crawling JavaScript via both external files and tags. Example command: `cewler --include-js https://example.com`.
\+ Added support for crawling CSS via both external files and tags. Example command: `cewler --include-css https://example.com`.

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