SilverBullet Pro v1.5.5

- User Interface:

Block selection menu similar to OB2, with a search bar.
Proxy organizer for grouping proxies for runners.
Customizable config icons with a preview option.
Light-weight Edge Chromium-based browser.
Script Auto-Complete ability.
Built-in Undo and Redo in the Stacker section.
Ability to add custom plug-ins without restarting.

- Functionality:

Real User-Agent database, including Console User-Agents.
Encoding option for parsing inputs with desired encoding.
Puppeteer added, replacing Selenium.
Lambda Parser for dynamic LINQ expressions.
HTTP request block with HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 support.
WebSocket request block supporting various proxies.
New browser engine to avoid old browser errors.
C# and NodeJS interpreters.
Import custom C#, Python, and NodeJS libraries.
FTP, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, SSH, Shell Command blocks added.
UNIX Timestamp with different units.
Customizable GUID generation.
XPath Parse method for XML files.
New commands in LoliScript.
Execution priority in KEY_CHECK Keychains.
Automatic variable type detection.
Long Integers (Int64) support in Random Integer block.
RSA settings import as XML parameters.
Config Converter in the “Tools” tab.
Multi-Language support.
Safe-mode for Parse, Lambda, and select Function blocks.
NativeLibInvoke block for invoking functions through native libraries.

“ESLEIF” command in SVBScript.

Runner Scheduler.
Captcha solver block for Puppeteer (supports recaptcha).

- Additional Features:

Words to Numbers and vice versa block.
List reload setting on SB Pro in the new build.
CalcRelativeTime Block.
DictionaryToString and DictionaryToList functions.
Ability to add breakpoints.
Execute C#, JavaScript, and Python code in ‘Parse’ & ‘KeyCheck’ blocks.
Execute Java code.
OCR engine updates.
Compiler improvements, including different output modes and licensing.
Full log display in Notepad++ on runner.
Ability to execute C# and JavaScript code in inputs.

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