Rebuilt from the ground up with a new GUI and translation method.

Changes:

-Improved GUI.

-Translations are retrieved from a front-end to Google Translate called Lingva, which removes the issue with being blocked for doing too many requests.

-Translations are done in an asynchronous function using aiohttp instead of a process pool, which is optimal for large bulk translations.

-Removed selenium obfuscation.

Additions: -Importing and saving text files. -Language Selector to activate or deactivate any individual language. -Language setting for the result. -Three different split methods: ____-Initial ________-Text is split by length before being passed into the obfuscate function. ________-Faster as less requests are made. ________-Different languages for each piece. ________-Tabs not preserved. ____-Continuous ________-Text is split by length inside the obfuscate function. ________-Faster as less requests are made. ________-Same languages for each piece. ________-Tabs not preserved. ____-Newline ________-Text is split by newlines and tabs. ________-Slower as more requests are made. ________-Every single line is translated with different languages. ________-Tabs preserved. -Translation Generator which creates a .csv file containing multiple translations of the same text: ____-Repeat mode obfuscates the original text each time, adding the result in each new column. ____-Continue mode obfuscates the results from each subsequent obfuscation, adding the result in each new column.

Recursive error hotfix; more needs to be done when I get a chance.

Newlines no longer get messed up in Urllib Obfuscator. Added a choice to split by length or by newlines. —Split by length is faster and uses less requests (better for longer texts) —Split by newline is slower and uses more requests but adds much more translation variety. Reminder: Since google has a URL request limit, you'll need to switch VPN locations when the request limit is hit.

Fixed some problems with the excel obfuscator.

Both urllib and selenium obfuscators (including excel obfuscator). Fixes many issues.

I made massive improvements to the speed of the obfuscation thanks to learning about urllib.

For example, I did translated the same ~2300 character long string of text 10 times in the old and new version; the old one took 38.8 seconds while the new one took only 6.8 seconds.

In addition, the capacity to add a larger amount of characters is far increased as it doesn't require Firefox tabs to be open and eating up ram.

As a test I translated the entire Among Us Wikipedia page 50 times (with a character count of over 60 thousand!), and it only took only 114 seconds to finish translating. Using the old obfuscator I wouldn't be able to translate more than half that amount, and it would take ages to complete (Like 10 mins or more).

Unfortunately for this version the Excel Obfuscator is removed until I can figure out how to get it to work in urllib, if I can't then I'll probably add it back it with Selenium.

At least if you couldn't get selenium to work on your computer for the previous versions you don't have to worry about getting it for this.

Made some improvements to the Excel Translator, such as better error handling.

Small update: fixes stuck at accept google policy.

Fixed TimeoutExceptions for the string translations (textbox input) obfuscation. You can now do as many translations as you want without worrying about encountering an error. Same for amount of characters (as long as your PC can handle of course). As for excel translations they remain unchanged — since I can't do anything about Google's Document translation limit — so just switch locations on VPN like usual after 10 translations for the Excel Obfuscator.

Excel documents can be auto obfuscated now; just make sure you have a VPN ready since Google puts limits on document translation.

Fixed some problems like the formatting breaking (linebreaks not preserved, etc.)

First version; used Selenium, Gecko Driver, and Firefox.