Lookyloo: scrape a website and displays a tree of domains calling each other

Re:Lookyloo: scrape a website and displays a tree of domains... by anigbrowl on Saturday July 06, 2019 @02:32PM (#20371060)

Fantastic, I will be using this every day.

Dislikes: logo, and when you scrape a new website there's no visual or other feedback about the scraping process so there's a temptation to just reload the page.

Suggestions: animate folding so navigation focus isn't lost. Offer alternative tree view schemas that reflect node degree size.

But overall, great. I want to use it all the time for everything; this is how the browser inspector should work, instead of being locked into a text paradigm that requires the user to read everything.

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Re:Lookyloo: scrape a website and displays a tree of domains... by userbinator on Saturday July 06, 2019 @02:42PM (#20371120)

At least in the UK and Australia, "loo" commonly means a toilet.

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Re:Lookyloo: scrape a website and displays a tree of domains... by rafiot on Saturday July 06, 2019 @06:07PM (#20372312)

We would never miss a good poop joke, especially for our British friend who deserve a good laugh, especially these days, but in that case, it is somewhat more clever: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=lookyloo

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Re:Lookyloo: scrape a website and displays a tree of domains... by tejtm on Saturday July 06, 2019 @03:00PM (#20371217)

And what do you expect to see when you look at the morass of tracking and advertisers?

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Re:Lookyloo: scrape a website and displays a tree of domains... by jaytaylor on Saturday July 06, 2019 @05:59PM (#20372266)

"rubbernecker" would've also made a good name for this project. I don't see anything wrong with the more European terminology, though :)

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