Who Am I

Who Am I is an Open Source Intelligence tool for enumerating a username across multiple websites and social media sites quickly. Description: "Who Am I" is a powerful and user-friendly Chrome extension designed to simplify the process of verifying the existence of users across various websites. Whether you're managing user accounts, conducting research, or simply curious, this extension streamlines the task, providing a seamless experience for users. Key Features: 1. **Multi-Site Compatibility:** "Who Am I" works across a wide range of websites and platforms, making it suitable for diverse use cases. 2. **Efficient User Enumeration:** This extension automates the user enumeration process, saving you time and effort. It checks the presence of users with precision and speed. 3. **Customizable Search Parameters:** Tailor your search by specifying search parameters such as categories and free text 4. **Instant Feedback:** Receive real-time feedback on user existence. "Who Am I" notifies you when a user is found. 5. **Privacy-Focused:** User privacy is a top priority. The extension respects privacy settings and ensures that user data remains confidential. 6. **User-Friendly Interface:** With an intuitive and user-friendly interface, you can initiate and manage searches effortlessly. 7. **Secure and Reliable:** Built with security in mind, "Who Am I" is reliable and ensures data integrity throughout the enumeration process. How to Use: 1. Install the "Who Am I" extension from the Chrome Web Store. 3. Open "Who Am I" and input the username and optionally the website category. 4. Initiate the search and receive real-time feedback. 5. Review the results. "Who Am I" empowers users to efficiently verify the presence of users on multiple websites, enhancing user management, research, and investigative tasks. It is a valuable tool for individuals and professionals seeking to streamline user enumeration processes while maintaining privacy and data security. Release Notes: [0.16.0] * Added feature “Entwined”. Entwined lets you quickly cross compare multiple users across multiple web sites * Implemented a better storage scaling algorithm, can now store hundreds to thousands of username searches, all within your browser. * Username search now displays usernames you have already searched for. * Improved the “Preview” option for viewing a web site’s content where a user is registered * Pressing “enter” after typing the username now initiates a search request in Who Am I * You can now delete username searches * Improved integration feature with “Your Rapport” chrome extension [0.15.0] * Limit concurrent requests so the computer doesn't run of out of resources when requesting sites * Fixed integration bug with "Your Rapport" chrome extension * Auto focus on username search field by default [0.14.0] * Removed open tab request when chrome was updated [0.13.0] * Big speed up in scanning all the sites * Show a percentage sign to indicate percent of sites scanned * Improved reset state algorithm [0.12.0] * Improved responsiveness on the UI * Number of sites searched appears * Quick collect and autoscroll collect features implemented by using “Your Rapport” chrome extension [0.10.0] * added Maigret dataset * results are now streamed [0.9.0] * bug fixes [0.8.1] * Fixed issue with Sherlock dataset not loading. [0.8.0] * Added new data set Mine Sight to the username lookup. [0.7.0] * Add context menu item for making look ups easier. * Improved search accuracy [0.6.0] * Added ability to set timeout value per site request (default is now 10 seconds), improves the number of results returned * Removed duplicate requests that were being generated due to naming differences in WhatsMayName and Sherlock * Added experimental Proxy settings to further improve returned results. * Fixed issue with filtering spaces issue [0.5.0] * Added Support for Sherlock data set [0.4.0] * By default exclude NSFW sites * Columns in the table can be sorted * Can pre-emptively search for a username using anchor tags or links like this chrome-extension://hbgmdndjlejkdekjhfenkojihbcmpcfl/search.html?username=yourUserName [0.3.0] * Initial Release * Supports WhatsMyName data set