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Added Debian services (List: http://5nca3wxl33tzlzj5.onion/). I don’t know if site names in quotes are supported and I won’t test because I’m not going to install Node.js. If they aren’t, perhaps support should be added or all the names need to be adjusted.
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Sadly not. It's probably best if I just change the URL format to JSON. Not as "simple", but a hell of a lot easier to parse when we have names with spaces in... I'll let you know when I've done that, since spaceless names would be awkward for most of those sites. |
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Hey @Parckwart could you please re-write your PR? I've changed the format to JSON. Check urls.json, you should be able to do names with spaces now. |
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Added Debian services (List: http://5nca3wxl33tzlzj5.onion/).
I don’t know if site names in quotes are supported and I won’t test because I’m not going to install Node.js. If they aren’t, perhaps support should be added or all the names need to be adjusted.