Thanks for sharing

'wget' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. what should i do?

its so frustrating how inaccessible wget is to windows machines

Thank you!

but at this time you nee gpg keys and so on.. the tut is incomplete

thank you, man, easy and straight to the point.

Thanks a lot!

thank you so much no version on the internet worked for me except your video

Thank you

Thanks =].

This helped a ton as someone who's new to Python. Thank you, sir!

Works!

Dosent work bud thanks for time waste

Thank you!

thanks !!

which is better wget or Invoke-webrequest?

took me 30 minutes surfing through the web for answers only for this 3 minute video to save me. Thank you.

nice clip very very usefull

I followed your instructions but Wget is still not found in command prompt. What could I be doing wrong?

Thanks man!

This was helpful Jean-Christophe, thank you!

doesnt work with window 11

what password? Computer password?

It wasn't working until I put the python path on the program/script section with "quotations", I don't know why but that's how I got it running

This was awesome! Many thanks! But is this also usable in other languages like arabic, persian, chinese, etc?

thanks so much sir. before your video, I wasted 2 hours of my time trying to make this work.

Can we export urls/pages with all keywords for that pages? I want to export data and import it to sql DB and than simple to get all keywords per page...is it possible? I don`t need seperate data, one file with all pages with impressions/clicks and other file with keywords and some stats...

So much easier than every article i read on google. Thanks!

Easy and quick tutorial!

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A short and straightforward video is what I needed! Great video!

<3

Thanks! worked perfectly!

Great to see VIM in use, thanks, liked and subbed!

@everyone you dont need to install git you can also just use command prompt

mine says missing URL

it doesnt work on RDP

Saved my day! Thanks for the very helpful video ❤

hey thanks man that was really helpful I just got into coding today and im looking for new beginner things to do. That was clear and helped a lot 👍 :)

Hola, a mi no me funciona!!

Thank you💐👌

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which email we have to use here? The one from which my GitHub is created or the one you have used?

i tried but it said not found i need some help

THANK YOU SO MUCH

I can't download mine, I tried both ways. In the terminal it continues to says "command not found" and on the website there's not a button to press... Help me please

Thank you, I was trying other solutions for hours

my problem is not resolved ☹

I realised that I made a simple mistake in this tutorial where I was showing how to write a function and I was naming it a method instead. I am sorry for the confusion. In order to be a method, I would have had to define the method inside of a Class where the method would have been assigned to an object. I really was building on function there. Don't hold grudge, please