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Avoid 301 Redirect penalty; Realtime progress bar; added GitHub support. #4

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http://www.twitter.com is permanently redirected to https://twitter.com, so every single time request sends out a HTTP request, there's a small redirection penalty for every async task. This eliminates that and results in faster processing.

@NicholasRBowers NicholasRBowers changed the title Avoid 301 Redirect penalty Avoid 301 Redirect penalty; progress bar. Apr 24, 2015
@NicholasRBowers NicholasRBowers changed the title Avoid 301 Redirect penalty; progress bar. Avoid 301 Redirect penalty; Realtime progress bar. Apr 24, 2015
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Added a realtime progress bar which estimates the amount of time left it takes until the handles are done processing.

I did change README.md and package.json to reflect my own package name and my authorship of this fork, so you may want to undo those changes. Not sure if I'm supposed to make a separate branch for changes that are meant to be included in Pull Requests. Let me know if there is a contributing system you'd like me to adopt.

@NicholasRBowers NicholasRBowers changed the title Avoid 301 Redirect penalty; Realtime progress bar. Avoid 301 Redirect penalty; Realtime progress bar; added GitHub support. Apr 25, 2015
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Added support for different modes where you can decide to hit twitter or github. Modes can be expanded in the future.

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