Onefetch
by Ossama Hjaji
Onefetch is a rust app (v3.0.0) that uses 116 detected dependencies across 14 categories including Media, Encoding, Date & Time. It is not code-signed. 13 MB on Windows (x64). Released last week. Scanned 6 days ago.
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116 detected dependencies across 14 categories.
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8aa10fa36b6b6aa7d5115d7b101713b81c16b49872149de054efa6b836e87e67How popular is Onefetch?
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20 tracked releases since February 2023.
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