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Wappalyzer identifies the technologies on websites you visit. Find out what CMS, ecommerce platform or any other technology a website is built with. Wappalyzer can detect over a thousand different technologies.

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Best plug in to detect technology used on web sites.

I rely on Wapalizer every day to understand the web technologies web sites have used. This is my go-to tool and thrilled it's finally come to Safari.

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Quickly identify website technologies with Wappalyzer

In earlier posts about Dev Tools , Burp Suite , and other web posts, the idea of identifying a website’s underlying technologies was briefly discussed. In this post, we’ll talk about how to make the process even faster (with Wappalyzer), and why it matters in the first place.

Why This Matters (hint: enumeration)

If you’ve read about penetration testing (“pen testing” for short, and for less social awkwardness), you probably know that the process begins with enumeration. You may have also heard “enumerate!” as a hint from HTB forums or other groups.

Enumeration is incredibly helpful in pen testing, bug bounty, appsec, you name it.

It can also be useful in CTFs, but the structure of challenges usually gives you hints on how to solve the challenge in a way that “real world” websites might not. So if you are heavily involved in CTFs, it might be good to stretch your enumeration ‘muscles’ a bit using sites like Hack the Box, or on a bug bounty program (or other legal means of testing).

So what does enumeration get you?

• What languages are in use : certain languages have different properties (and vulnerabilities!) that other languages don’t have. While this is closely tied to some of the other points on the list, like frameworks, certain languages have common attack vectors that others don’t. Knowing that a website is written in PHP vs Python vs Javascript is very useful. And, if you’re able to get command injection, you’ll need to know what language to use.
• What databases are in use :
• Web server information : nginx? Apache? Tomcat? Are there proxies in use? Maybe you don’t need to find a vulnerability in their application if they have a vulnerable web server version running.
• What frameworks are in use : in the example above, they might be using Python. Great, are they using Flask, tornado, Django? If they’re using Javascript, is it vanilla JS? React? Angular? Are they using frameworks like Handlebars?
• CMS information : are they using WordPress? Drupal? Something else?
• Version numbers for all of the above : software is updated and new versions come out. Knowing that someone is using Tomcat is not necessarily useful information in itself (although it can help you narrow down web scanning efforts). Knowing a technology and the version number will be very useful for identifying vulnerabilities.

All of this information helps you narrow down your options for attack, search for relevant CVEs and proof-of-concepts, and go about your efforts in an organized way.

There are many ways to get this information but an easy way to view all of this in one place is Wappalzyer.

Install Wappalyzer

Wappalyzer’s website talks a lot about how their product can be used for lead generation and other marketing type things.

Instead, you can jump straight to the browser plugin download pages:

From there, installation should be pretty straightforward. Hit the “add” or “install” button and then it should appear in your browser toolbar as an icon (a stack of purple squares turned sideways).

If you don’t want to install it, you can always use their website to individually profile a given website.

How to Make Use of Wappalyzer

Once you’ve got Wappalyzer installed, you can click it and view the detected frameworks and languages. Sometimes this is really not interesting, such as what is reported on Google.com:

But other sites have more information:

It might also be useful to try this out: just browsing your usual websites, and viewing what Wappalyzer detects.

If you see something you’re unfamiliar with, spend 5 minutes to read up on it.

Hacking is a skillset that builds on knowledge across many different areas, and absorbing this a bit at a time can help your future self out.

To try this out and then find an exploit to use (again, legally), I recommend Hack the Box’s challenges. Sure, nmap is often going to be just as, or more useful, but it’s a handy tool to have.

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Tools to Enhance Your Web Development and Debugging Experience on Safari

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 · Safari - Tools and Extensions

Introduction

Safari developer tools – an overview, inspect element, the network tab, debugging javascript – debugger tool, storage and cookies management, responsive design mode, json formatter, user-agent switcher, functionality and features:, integration and compatibility:, customization and user experience:, learning curve:.

Safari is a browser that belongs to Apple's ecosystem. It was introduced in 2003, and since then, it has become a go-to browser for many people. Safari was not just hailed for it its speed, efficiency, and integration capabilities but also for its in-built developer tools. These tools contribute greatly to the web development process. The user-friendly interface facilitates a streamlined and robust web development experience. In this blog post, we will try to understand the web development and debugging process along with the in-built developer tools available on the Safari browser. We have also included some of the third-party extensions supported by Safari browser that abets to create, design, and optimize websites on the Safari browser.

Web Development and Debugging

Web development is the process of building, creating, and maintaining websites. Web designing, programming, server configuration, and DBM are all a part of Web development. There are two major categories here, front-end and back-end. Front-end is the client-side development, while the back-end is for the server side. Both put together is known as full stack development. HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are the main front-end technologies, while PHP, Ruby, and Python, among others, are the technologies that facilitate back-end development.

The flip side of creating something, in order to ensure seamless working, is identifying and eradicating errors. In technical terms, this is referred to as debugging. So, the process of detecting and correcting bugs, aka errors in a computer program, is called debugging.   

The predominantly found errors are syntax, runtime, logical, and semantic errors. One requires excellent coding knowledge and command over the tools of an Integrated Development Environment to inspect a program, understand the breakpoints and debug them perfectly.

Before we dive deep into the detailed aspects of Safari's developer tools, let us take a quick tour and understand the key points.

Safari's developer tools are collectively referred to as the Safari Web Inspector. Safari Web Inspector is a set of powerful tools designed to help a developer create, maintain, debug, and optimize a website. Since they are built-in tools, they are easily accessible and convenient to use. The prime features include the inspection of HTML elements. CSS Styles. JavaScript, network, and performance monitoring .

Developer tools are often understood as tools that are toyed around for mere exploration and creativity purposes. However, developer tools are certainly more than that, as they play an integral role in the web development process. Apart from the other predominant features, Safari Web Inspector has a feature called the 'Network Tab' that helps identify problematic network requests sent to the site. Identifying and eradicating such sources is key to improving the loading performance of a website. Likewise, the Performance and Memory tabs also help optimize a site's speed and efficiency. This clearly indicates that Safari Web Inspector is a comprehensive suite that provides insights and controls needed to shape a user-friendly and better responsive site. Another significant aspect of the Safari browser is its ability to access third-party extensions supporting the web development process. This way, Safari has found its way to become Apple users' favorite browser of all time.

Now let us analyze the features one by one.

Safari Web Inspector - Decoded

The Web Inspector is Safari's built-in suite offers a range of features, including:

Web developers sweat out to create a user-friendly and interactive site that is easy to navigate and, at the same time, doesn't bore the user. Users who don't know what goes behind this web experience marvel at what the internet does on their mobile/computer screens. A site that is slow to respond kills its viewership drastically. 

That is why web developers are keen on the inspect element. This element enables the developer to pick a specific element and view its corresponding HTML and CSS. These elements together make up the site, and understating them strand by strand helps the developer understand the structure of a website at its root level. Inspect element also plays its role in eliminating the bugs. For instance, as we already know, inspect element feature displays the HTML and CSS of a specific element. Perhaps a certain CSS style could be overriding another, or maybe there is a typo in the HTML code. The issue can be quickly identified and resolved by viewing the code this way and using the real-time editing facility.

We have already seen a line or two in the overview about the role of the Network Tab in the developer's kit. Let us understand the features and functionalities of the network tab more elaborately.

A developer should understand trashy network requests made by the site. To help the developer, the network tab makes a log entry of all the network activities related to the webpage and the request the page makes. This includes requests such as response headers, status codes, and timelines.

To access the Network Tab, open the web inspector by right-clicking on the webpage, selecting the 'inspect element' – then choosing the network tab that appears at the top of the Web Inspector Window.

This tab provides a list of the network requests the page has made in chronological order. The list usually comprises HTML files, AJAX requests, CSS stylesheets, JS files, images, etc. The 'time column is convenient for checking the time length of each request and thus makes it easy to identify the requests slowing down the web page. Let us take an example of an image that takes too long to load. That is probably because it is too large or simply doesn't belong to the site-friendly file types. Understanding this will help the developer to optimize the image accordingly.

The network tab also helps in checking the request and response details which is very valuable for debugging the site. Requests go to the wrong URL, and fetching data from an API may not work. The network tab allows you to spot and diagnose these issues and resolve them without much difficulty.

Whether you are working with a complex framework or a simple one, a debugger tool can come in quite handy. The debugger tool is specifically designed for debugging JavaScript. The debugger tool has three key features: adding breakpoints, stepping through code, and watching variables. Going through an executed program, specifically to spot errors, could be painstaking. This is where the Debugger tool's ' adding break points ' truly feels like a Godsend feature. By simply clicking the margin next to the code, you can pause the code execution and inspect the existing status of your code.

As a continuation to the previous step/feature, the ' Stepping through Code' feature helps to see how your code gets executed 'LINE BY LINE.' Using this feature, a developer can skip to the next line, step into and step out of its function, that is, go into the details of a function and come back to the current function without losing trajectory. 

Will it not be great to keep track of how a variable changes as a code executes? A user may know nothing of its significance, but certainly, a developer will. The debugger tool's feature lets the developer create a watchlist and add variables to it. The debugger will then display the current value whenever the code execution pauses. The entire process of debugging JavaScript becomes more efficient and less stressful using the debugger tool. 

Among the other important features of the Web Inspector, the console cannot be missed out. The console displays the JavaScript errors that occur as you browse and creates a log of what has happened and where it happened too. This, again, is a feature that is quite specific to the JavaScript code. It primarily experiments with the JavaScript functions, testing out snippets and fixing the bugs, and also manipulating the webpage on the page. You can also use console-specific commands, such as console.log(), console.warn(), or console.error(), to output information to the console from your code.

The ability of storage tab in Safari's Web Inspector can be an invaluable resource for manipulating storage types and learning how a website uses client-side storage. This feature entails the ability to debug such data storage in the event of any errors related to the same. There are a plethora of storage mechanisms, such as Local Storage, Session Storage, indexed DB, Web SQL, and Cookies. These can be efficiently managed with the help of the 'Storage Tab.'

Cookie-related details such as name, value, domain path, and expiry date can be managed here. It also ensures that the cookies created by the webpage or website are secure and HTTPOnly. For the purposes of testing and debugging, cookies can always be modified and deleted, while new ones can also be created. 

A website can become a no man's land if it doesn't focus on its quality and compliance with web standards. Thus, the audit tool in Safari's developer tools becomes a developer's trusted sidekick that runs a series of tests on the website and gives a feedback report with a structured list of issues along with the ways to optimize it.

To access this option, click on the Audit tab in the inspection menu – click run audit. Using the predefined set of rules on various categories such as 'Performance,' Accessibility, Practices, and SEO, the tool runs a comparison test. Once the audit is done, Safari provides a detailed report of the same. The amusing part is how it comes up with an explanatory report as to why this issue matters and how it could impact the performance of the website. It also provides actionable advice, such as optimizing images, removing unnecessary/ unused CSS, and so on. This improves the readability and other quality aspects of the content. In the context of debugging, the audit tool identifies other hidden problems that prevent quicker load time and better performance. In most cases, on a website, content is the king. Ignoring the on-page factors is like missing the forest for the trees.

To access the Web Inspector, enable the Develop menu in Safari's preferences, then select "Show Web Inspector" from the Develop menu.

If we say it again, then we are probably mentioning it for the umpteenth time as to how significant it is for a website to look and feel interactive for its users. Given the fact that users are multi-device-d and certainly expect a website to perform equally, be it their smartphone, tab, or desktop, the responsive design mode is what enables it. Safari's RDM helps developers view and interact with the website in various device sizes, resolutions, and orientations. All of this is possible within the same browser window.

​To access it, open the inspect element – click the icon with two rectangles in the toolbar at the top of the Web Inspector Window. 

This enables the Responsive Design Mode, where you can select either from the preset device list or add custom dimensions. The same feature is used to adjust zoom levels and switch the orientation between portrait and landscape. The appearance of the site in dark mode can also be stimulated. Like the other features mentioned above, this feature to lends a hand in debugging the webpage. For example, the screen layout can be edited by adjusting the CSS accordingly and creating a better responsive design.

How To Enable Safari's Hidden Debug Menu & Safari's Develop Menu

Third-Party Tools and Extensions

The Web Inspector of the Safari Browser is an exponent in web development; it still provides developers with the facility to add on third-party tools and extensions to make it a well-rounded platform and provide an affable user experience.

As a cross-platform tool, Wappalyzer helps identify the tech stacks of a company by analyzing the technologies behind its website. It can detect content management systems, website frameworks, server software, and analytics tools. This software package is also available as an extension that can be installed on the Safari browser. You can also watch the video below to learn the quickest way to install Wappalyzer Extension  

BuiltWith has been in the technology profiling field for quite a while now and is considered a pioneer. A popular alternative to Wappalyzer, it offers similar functionality in detecting the technologies used behind websites. Again, Wappalyzer also provides an extension that is compatible with Safari. With just a click, the user can understand the account technology profile and other information about the site's hosting, CDN. SSL certificate and many more.

Users would swap anything to protect their privacy online. In that regard, Ghostery is a boon for Safari users as it is designed to block trackers and ads. This way, it improves the page performance. The main goal of this extension is to take care of the users' privacy; however, it tends to service beyond that by identifying third-party scripts and ad trackers. This helps web developers identify anomalies that hinder the performance of the website.

We know enough to understand the significance of JavaScript in the programming world. JSON data has become quite a common format in the modern web development era, and naturally, a JSON-formatted Extension gains significance. This extension automatically formats JSON data into a readable format, making it easier to identify errors, navigate through the data structure and understand the data.

Safari's built-in developer kit already offers an option to check element-specific CSS, and this extension is just an add-on. It enables you to inspect and copy CSS from any element on the webpage in just a click. This extension comes in handy when inspecting CSS is the only task in hand, and you feel like the built-in process could be a longer route to do it. 

The thing with browsers is that they can produce inconsistent results for the same search. A web developer would certainly want to know how his work would appear in different browsers to ensure there aren't compatibility issues. Though the ideal way would be to install a couple of other browsers and check it, the easiest alternative would be to install this User-Agent Switch extension that does the job in a matter of minutes. One can easily gain the experience of multiple browsers without actually having them installed on the device. The extension allows you to change your browser's user-agent string and mimic a different device/browser/OS.

While not all third-party extensions may be compatible with Safari, exploring the Safari extensions gallery and searching for the ones that cater to your specific web development needs is essential.  This is certainly not an all-inclusive list. We have managed to point out a few useful ones that will make your job as a developer a child's play.  

To know more about, watch  Web inspector

Built-in tools vs. Third-party extensions

A specific tool in the question and the developer's needs are the factors that determine which of the two a developer should choose. Since all tools have their advantages and limitations, it is safe to say that the choice is user-specific. However, we have managed to list a few general factors.

• ​ Safari's built-in tools, such as the Web Inspector and Responsive Design Mode, offer comprehensive web development and debugging features. They cover aspects like HTML and CSS editing, JavaScript debugging, network analysis, and responsive design testing.
• However, third-party tools can provide specialized functionality that built-in tools may not offer, such as detecting web technologies, blocking trackers, or formatting JSON data.

The built-in tools are seamlessly integrated to work flawlessly with Safari.

Third-party tools, on the other hand, may sometimes face compatibility issues or limitations due to browser updates, API changes, or extension restrictions. 

However, popular third-party tools are generally well-maintained and updated regularly to ensure compatibility with the latest browser versions.

• Safari's built-in tools have a consistent user interface and experience that aligns with the overall browser design. 

Third-party tools, however, can offer more variety in terms of the user interface, customization options, and user experience. This can be an advantage for developers who prefer to tailor their development environment to their preferences.

Safari's built-in tools have a consistent user interface and experience that aligns with the overall browser design.

While Safari's built-in tools offer a robust, well-integrated development environment, third-party tools can provide specialized functionality or customization options. It's often a good idea to experiment with various tools and extensions to find the best combination that suits your requirements.

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Web development is just a piece of cake with the help of these tools and extensions. However, it is important to understand that tools are just instruments, and it is the master's expertise that counts. A good tool in the bad hands is as good as not having it. Thereby depend on your instinct and skillset. Pick the tools that feel like a right fit for your environment. Mess around and master the art of customizing your Safari browser. Streamline your web development and debugging process, optimize your websites, and ensure a better user experience across devices.

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A high performance go implementation of Wappalyzer Technology Detection Library

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A high performance port of the Wappalyzer Technology Detection Library to Go. Inspired by Webanalyze .

Uses data from https://github.com/AliasIO/wappalyzer

• Very simple and easy to use, with clean codebase.
• Normalized regexes + auto-updating database of wappalyzer fingerprints.
• Optimized for performance: parsing HTML manually for best speed.

Using go install

After this command wappalyzergo library source will be in your current go.mod.

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Wappalyzer——非常好用的前端工具

 上方是Wappalyzer浏览器插件，点进去直接安装就能用，可能要用个梯子。如果没有就去官网下载吧

Wappalyzer 介绍

Wappalyzer是一款开源的浏览器扩展，用于识别网站所使用的技术栈。它能够检测出使用的Web服务器、内容管理系统、编程语言、JavaScript库、框架等信息，并将其展示给用户。

Wappalyzer支持多种浏览器，包括Chrome、Firefox、Edge、Safari等，并且可以在Windows、Mac和Linux操作系统上运行。 

安装和使用Wappalyzer非常简单，直接去官网或者根据自己的浏览器选择插件就行。 

 下面是使用例子，比如： C SDN

CSDN 技术汇总如下：

Vue，Webpack， JQuery，Element 等

其他网站都能看，点击插件 Wappalyzer 图标就可以看到，在这就不演示了

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Safari Pearl is your source on the Palouse for comics, games, costumes, and theatrical make-up. Our selection of comics and graphic novels offer captivating stories for every taste, age, and reading level. We also have a great selection of board games, card games, role-playing games, 40K, and Age of Sigmar. Games are a great entertainment value, they bring people together, and they build brain power. Feel free to try a game or join an event in our store game room. Safari Pearl is also your local, year-round source for costumes, cosplay, and stage make-up. We can supply everything you need for your theatrical production, we'll happily help you plan a theme party, and we love Halloween...

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Safari Pearl 660 W Pullman Rd Moscow, ID 83843 Monday - Saturday 11:00 am - 7:00 pm Sunday Noon - 5:00 pm 208-882-9499 - [email protected] Map it!

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We are your source on the Palouse for comics, non-electronic games, costumes, and theatrical make-up. We carry a full line of new comics, graphic novels, back issues, and collecting supplies. We also have a great selection of board games, card games, and Warhammer. Feel free to try a game or join an event in our store game room. We also stock costumes and have a complete selection of Ben Nye theatrical make-up all year. …

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I was visiting from out of town and we stopped by here three time while we were here for a week. First to see what they had. This is a considerably larger store than the one we have in our town. They had basically everything a nerd could want. DND books and minis, magic cards, Pokémon, half of the store was cosplay stuff, mangas, war hammer, and other rpg and tabletop games. They had a reasonably sized play area that we could see. We intended on coming to the Friday night Magic events that they host but sadly we're unable to make it. The store was clean and the people were friendly and helpful. One of the cool features that they have is a tablet in store that you can search for cards through. You can also get the app and leisurely search at home and they will have the cards ready for pick up.

Eh. Some costumes and lingerie. This store can't seem to decide if it's selling comics and memorabilia or lingerie and adult toys. Fairly large location though and the stock rotates often so this may be the right store for you. You will not have an issue parking because the lot has about twenty spaces. Downtown Moscow also has street parking so hooray! The staff is generally friendly and knowledgeable. As in any store that all depends on the day and who helps you. Prices are fair on most items. As far as the adult items they do mark things up but being in Moscow you don't really have a lot of items for some of their merchandise. Amazon is bigger now so hopefully management will tweak prices accordingly to keep it competitive. If you're grabbing a few extra accessories for a costume or Halloween party this is your local spot. Read Bri T. and Kevin C's review for more comic and costume section details!

I do not understand the negative reviews of this store. The employees were quick to help anytime I had any questions and even told us about the free module Saturdays. The unique thing about this store is that it is not a toxic atmosphere like you may experience at the downtown Pullman gaming store. It has gaming of all types such as cards, board games, and table top rpg's. There is also costuming which I think fits quite well with the rest of the store as many gamers enjoy cosplay and the like. It was clean, the employees were respectful and were quick to remove negative customers who were rude, inappropriate and disruptive. I cannot praise this store enough. Most certainly the best gaming store around.

Wide selection of games from children to adult. Lots of Warhammer and D&D merchandise. Not a large selection of comics in store but I believe they will order whatever you want. Costumes/cosplay stuff rotates throughout the year, and the hidden adult-toy area has an okay selection. But I will definitely recommend this store for board games and Warhammer!!

I really like the selection of games here. We got The Battle of Hogwarts here and play it weekly. Have the expansion pack, too. Also enjoy the Fantastic Beasts Perilous Pursuits and Pandemic. The folks there have always been helpful and knowledgeable

I went here today because the costume portion of the store was recommended to me by a good friend. I was also told there is a sex-toy shop in the back room that I should check out. First off, as I was looking through the costumes, I was consistently followed by an employee as if I was going to steal something. They have just one dressing room, and the employee stands outside the dressing room the entire time, making you feel uncomfortable and rushed. Second, after showing an older female employee my ID to enter the sex shop, she ordered a younger male employee to be in there while I was. He followed me around the entire time I was in the sex shop, and it was very uncomfortable. I do not appreciate the lack of privacy that was given while looking at such a....personal election of items. If a female is going into the sex shop, they should have a female employee in there - and perhaps one that doesn't follow you around everywhere. I absolutely will not be back.

I was really disappointed in this store. I came in looking for comic book recommendations and was pretty much ignored. When I finally was able to get some help, it seemed as if I was inconveniencing the store. The store layout is weird and the selection is very limited. I felt kinda awkward the whole time I was in the store. The stores prices are rather high and they don't do any sales or promotions either. So I would recommend going to someone else in town or just shopping online. I won't go back.

For a comic shop, it has a really minuscule selection of comics. There are a couple shelves against the side of the wall, but the amount of current comics is almost non-existent. Then there's a couple tables with older selections of comics, which I appreciated. Please correct me if I am wrong, but if you want to get a subscription box, it's pretty pricey. I asked the cashier at the time and she told me that you pay for your box, then you also pay per series you want to subscribe to, then, of course, you pay for your comic as well. There are no other benefits other than that you are guaranteed a copy of whatever you're subscribed to. It was being justified that it's due to the fluctuation of college students coming in and out, so you also have to pay to cancel your box as well. Aside from the comics, there were also TCG -- mainly Magic, figurines, board games, and costumes. It seemed like this store tried too hard to do everything that it doesn't have much of anything. Despite the lack of items, my visit was still pretty pleasant as the cashier was friendly and helpful. If I'm ever out in this area again, it's hard to say if I'll go out of my way to revisit.

I got in the store knowing exactly what I wanted so when I was asked if I needed help I said no. It was not long before it was clear that I was being followed. (Creeper) peeking trough shelves and around cournors, it was weird , strange and totally creepy. After ten minutes of feeling very uncomfortable I left. An hour later I went back to talk to the owners. They made it clear it was all my fault for not realizing it was costumer service to be stalked. (They clearly did not care) After I ordered the stuff I wanted online I went to yelp and found out this offensive stalking like behavior happens a lot. (another situation) I was carded three times in one week by the same (carnie) dude to get in the back room. Theres no way he did not remember. He as well watched us like a hawk. Never going back, when every thing is available online cheaper.~~~~~~~~~Thanks for reading

If I could leave a 0 star review I would. I was sent to this shop by a friend and on my first visit was REFUSED the sale of an item on the grounds that I was not a regular customer. Of course now I will never be a regular patron and I urge any "new comers" to avoid the trip and save some time. Horrible service! Awful ethics! This shop should be shut down.

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