@@ -46,19 +46,26 @@ Here we can see that the status codes are `200`, but still there is a clear diff
One could find in more details [here](https://hackhard.github.io/my-blog//My-Approach-29-03).
## Nearby Goals and Roadmap:
- [ ] Check with few handful websites:
- [ ] Check if the website blocks Tor fully _(Response errors or difference in status codes)_.
- [ ] Add script to continue checking or return `Blocking`.
- [ ] Check if the website returns `Captcha` .
- [ ] Add script to continue checking or return `Captcha`.
- [ ] Check if the website redirects to another error page (without blocking it).
- [ ] Add script to continue checking or return `Error page`.
- [ ] Check if the website allows anonymous visiting, and works fine.
- [ ] Run tests.
- [ ] Check if the website allows limited functionalities.
- [ ] Repeat above with a random website
- [ ] Check with a few handful websites :
- [ ] Check if the website blocks Tor fully _(Response errors or difference in status codes)_
- [ ] Add script to continue checking or return `Blocking`
- [ ] Check if the website returns `Captcha`
- [ ] Add script to continue checking or return `Captcha`
- [ ] Check if the website redirects to another error page (without blocking it)
- [ ] Add script to continue checking or return `Error page`
- [ ] Check if the website allows anonymous visiting, and works fine
- [ ] Repeat the above steps with some random websites.
- [ ] If the above works good run for more number of websites
- [ ] Else, checking for the problem.
- [ ] Else, check for the problem
- [ ] A minimal working product
- [ ] Run with more browsers
- [ ] Write tests
- [ ] Check if the websites only allow limited functionalities
- [ ] Take reviews
- [ ] Start working with the dashboard
- [ ] Adding graphs as discussed with the community
## Posts :
Meanwhile I'll be updating a blog which will further provide more details to the project, from the difficulties faced to the different approaches being taken to help with the understanding, documentation and easy contribution.
