Built a Blazing-Fast OSINT Scanner in Go

Have you ever used a really cool open-source OSINT tool, only to find that as the maintainers added more features, the UI became a complete, unreadable mess? I call this the "Masonry Grid Nightmare." Dumping dozens of intelligence data points onto a single scrolling screen simply doesn't scale. I got tired of slow tools and cluttered dashboards. So, I built my own. Meet URL Hawk Scanner 🦅: A blazing-fast, concurrent vulnerability and recon scanner built in Go. 🎨 The Solution: A Next-Gen Glassmorphism HUD To solve the UI clutter problem, I completely redesigned how OSINT data is displayed using a Split-Pane Glassmorphism HUD (Heads Up Display). Left Sidebar: A sleek, scrollable glass list of all executed modules (DNS Records, Security Headers, Open Ports, etc.). Next to each tab is a pulsing status dot (🟢 Secure, 🟡 Warning, 🔴 Critical). Right Viewer: A large, elegant glass viewing pane. When you click a module on the left, its rich data beautifully fades into the right pane. The result?