Scanning "auto" update denied 3rd party mods

[JustSimplyKyle]

Currently ferium just spits out an error if the mod had denied 3rd party access. I wonder is it possible to use the scanning function to check whether if the mod is up to date(still add it to the profile, and when doing ferium upgrade if the mod had denied 3rd party access, use this type of checking to check) . I don't know how restrictive the denial is, I hope it just disables the download url. If this is possible, it can somewhat retain the usability for ferium in these kind of mods.

[theRookieCoder]

I hope it just disables the download url

Yes it only nulls the download url.

I'm planning to add support for opening browser tabs (using webbrowser) with the download page of unsupported mods, then listening on the downloads folder (with notify) and moving the files in to the output directory. This is what GDLauncher and ATLauncher are currently doing I believe. This way you will be able to add restricted mods too, and download them semi-automatically.

[JustSimplyKyle]

Notify! That's a really cool crate that I've never heard of. It seems like the perfect solution to this problem.

[JustSimplyKyle]

It seem slike it's possible to do it pure optionly(this is selenium python, but there are rust "binding" available too)
https://docs.rs/thirtyfour/latest/thirtyfour/