Hope you enjoy using Arf. New Starting with version 3.0, Arf now uses data from the configuration file, arf3.ini, to guide it in parsing responses from web databases. This means Arf will not go out of date just because a database changes the form of its output. It also means that Arf will be able to deal with new databases as they come online. When a new database appears or an old one changes, the configuration file will have to change.
Some sites use a proxy server as a firewall to protect their internal network.
Starting with version 3.1, Arf can deal with proxy servers. A popup box appears where you can enter the address of your proxy server. Tells Arf whether or not to actually follow links and download pages. This is a fast operation. You can then feed these links into other software programs.