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…nux) macOS: a cask (Casks/nthpartyfinder.rb) so `brew install --cask nthpartyfinder` auto-installs every dependency — subfinder, whois, and Google Chrome (only casks can depend on other casks). Installs the signed release binary onto PATH. Linux (and macOS without auto-Chrome): the formula (Formula/nthpartyfinder.rb) auto-installs subfinder + whois; Chrome via a caveat (Homebrew has no cask support on Linux, and a formula cannot depend on a cask). The binary is self-contained (embedded data) and degrades gracefully without Chrome. Real v1.5.0 release checksums; brew audit clean for both.
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Update nthpartyfinder to v1.5.0: Homebrew now installs all deps (subfinder, whois, google-chrome cask on macOS), the binary is self-contained (embedded vendor/known-vendors/SaaS data), missing Chrome degrades gracefully instead of hanging, and first-run just works. Real v1.5.0 release checksums.