There is currently no way to do that in OB1 (selenium based) unless you change OB1's source code by implementing something along these lines https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46322165/dont-wait-for-a-page-to-load-using-selenium-in-python
OB2 uses puppeteer and has the option to choose when page is considered loaded
The bypass is not working at the moment. Maybe I will implement something for OB2.
Yes regex will work in this case. If you're struggling post some samples and I'll help you build it
Public Service Announcement
I am currently in the process of finishing the last couple of exams and writing my thesis. As you might expect, this has top priority over anything else, I hope you understand it. I am still improving OB2 almost every day, bit by bit, but I cannot dedicate much time to development right now.
I planned out all the things that are left and organized them by how urgent they are. All urgent and semi-urgent things need to be fixed before beta. Beta and release are going to shift to Q1 2021 most likely.
I'm sorry for anybody who expected the new version to come sooner, but I really want to be done with studying by next year.
I see a couple of options here
That's not what asynchronous means. You mean the exact opposite, synchronous, which is how it currently works. If you're missing parts of source in your html response it means it was generated via js and you need to make additional requests to retrieve it. Anyways, if you really meant asynchronous as in being able to await on stuff, OB2 will be fully async based.
Before starting you had 8$ and now it showed 6.9$ so it means it used 1.1$ correct?
That shown in the picture is the credit left, not the credit used.
