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IFL – Interactive Functions List : Enhancing IDA Pro With Advanced Function Navigation nd Import Features

Discover the power of the IFL – Interactive Functions List, a dynamic plugin designed to elevate your experience with IDA Pro.

This user-friendly tool revolutionizes how you navigate between functions and their references, making your analysis more efficient.

Whether you’re importing reports from tools like PE-sieve or navigating in either a sleek dark or light theme, IFL has you covered.

Supported formats include .tag and .imports.txt, ensuring versatility in your investigative workflows.

Dive into the world of enhanced reverse engineering with IFL, where functionality meets convenience in IDA Pro.

A small plugin with a goal to provide user-friendly way to navigate between functions and their references.
Additionally, it allows to import reports generated by i.e. PE-sieve into IDA. Supports:

A legacy version for Python 2 available via branch python2

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