This is follow up of #1969 intended as a discussion on how this rule should behave.
It would be great if @jfoug and/or @magnumripper would join so we can battle it out and make it consistent between hashcat and john.

As I mentioned in the original report I assumed that given the input word foobar and the rule ef the mangled output should be FOobar. This is based on my first thought when

Winxp, need to redo Server and Client Documentation

Wiki should be updated to inform users the C# client is technically Depreciated at this time and current wiki should be converted to using the python client as its main focus ( Or make the link to the Client repo much more apparent ((probably the best option)))

Videos should be rather generic on setup Pointing users to use commands found

If you click Done without adding a single task it adds the group with a NULL value for tasks in the Database

Results in NoMethodError at /task_groups/list

Fixed by shutting off server and manually deleting line in database;

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Unuseful or disregarded frames should not be stored in memory and disregarded. If i'm doing a handshake attack, it shouldn't eat 16GB of swap for 4 frames listed on-screen after 8 hours of constant attack.

You should order masks by efficiency (occurrences/key_space) because this will lead to the less guesses to crack passwords.

Looking at the top 5:
https://github.com/kaonashi-passwords/Kaonashi/blob/5239bd333ed34993b43126a4499606ba70086034/masks/kaonashi_masks_numbered.txt#L1-L5

And ordering just the 1000 in kaonashi_masks_numbered.txt by efficiency the top 5 are now:

673407:?u?u?u?u

Add a little pop-up when you leave the mouse over a rule/word list. The pop-up would contain a description of the element which is indicated by the mouse.

I guess the descriptions need to be configurable/added in some way.

Would be good to clarify which cmdline parameters are mutually exclusive, which perform primary actions, which augment the functionality of a primary action, etc. Grouping them into primary and then modifier subgroups would be good, and then sorting each of those sections alphabetically (in compressed manpage style).

Would also be good if -t mentioned that the resulting filename has '.tokens' a

just a little help if there is someone had confuse like me,
please check get_base64_hashed function argument .
this is correct one.
get_base64_hashed('user_passw0rd', salt, iter, hashlib.sha256)

not this one
b = get_base64_hashed('user_tried_password', iter, salt, hashlib.sha256)