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I suspect it's because (a) there are other fires burning, or (b) they don't know how to - maybe they can't replicate it, so go to (a). Super frustrating especially since the inbuilt browser is now so old it gets bounced on so many sites - the whole package is mainly unusable.

@Seth Turin Hi Seth - as you can see from this thread, this is a growing problem. I'm sure we're all willing to help you troubleshoot the issue, but at the moment, for us, and maybe others, Ubot is unusable. I've had the problem for nearly three weeks and it's affecting my business (I use Ubot to create products on Fiverr) - having to suspend my gigs. Hope you can sort it out.

Also getting this error after the Uh-oh splash screen error pointing to the WeServer: Obvs, I don't have internet connection issues. The uh-oh screen appears most times after starting Ubot, but sometimes it starts as normal and then exhibits the behavior described by @UPPER Not easily repeatable but I noticed yesterday that when you load a script to just navigate to different URLs, while the script stops after the first navigate element, it seems you can still run individual elements manually and they operate as expected. Also - another point that may be relevant:

That seems to work - great stuff - thanks

See this thread: it may be related

Thanks mate - have done - great work - thank you!

Same here - I get similar error messages. The splash screen error doesn't happen every time, but the navigate error occurs from the start for me: I think the Chrome browser update may have something to do with it. Only happens when the Chrome browser is enabled - not the internal browser.

Thanks - that's great - any chance you could tweak it for 6.7.23 - or explain how that can be done? 6.7.23 is such a useful version of Ubot when it works - but not doing at the moment for at least two of us.

Thanks Seth - I am doing clean installs - things have deteriorated now so I can't download the support files to even start Ubot (this is new behavior - it was installing fine until yesterday. Now nothing is working : 2023-10-26 20:34:42: UBot Studio Starting Up 2023-10-26 20:34:42: Start Core UI... 2023-10-26 20:34:43: Loading Main Window... 2023-10-26 20:34:43: Download Core Files... 2023-10-26 20:34:43: Downloading base files 2023-10-26 20:34:44: Error downloading file C:\Users\Steve\AppData\Roaming\UBot Studio\Browser\6.7.23\6.7.23.zip: System.Net.WebException: The remote ser

Me too - looks like another central server issue - don't understand why they can't fix this...

That fixed nothing - still getting the same error message

Am trying a complete reinstallation (being careful not to lose plugins) - let's see if this works

"The HTTP request to the remote WebDriver server for URL http://localhost blah blah timed out after 60 seconds" The external Chrome browser is unusable with this error so everything has stopped. Any suggestions? (This is Ubot 6.7.23 standard version)

Indeed - that's what I was told as well. Sometimes Seth gets involved and things happen. Other times very basic bugs and errors continue for months and months. The best thing they did recently was introduce the Chrome browser, but inow Ubot is such a fragile piece of software - easily crashes when scraping attributes for example - I only use it when I can't find a way of using Python.

I'm using the standard edition, Chrome browser and get this error when compiling:

Trying to fill in a text box on a webpage: type text(<tagname="textarea">,$list item(%prompt,#loopcounter),"Standard") The bot fills in the box as expected but then throws a "Element not visible" error along with session and driver info, and stops. Never seen this before. Using the inbuilt Chrome browser in Ubot 6.7.21

The new inbuilt browser is pretty good and very useful compared with the old approach, but, unless I'm missing something, I can't see how to do the equivalent of running several browser windows by opening tabs and running operations in them. This would be incredibly useful and I'm wondering if I can't see a way to do it because I'm using the Standard version 6.7.21? Seth - is this available or on the roadmap? Thanks EDIT: just tried using shortcut Ctrl-t, which does open another window manually, but doesn't work with keyboard events command: plugin command("WindowsCommands.dll", "k

I would be, but since I only have the standard version of Ubot I guess I don't qualify.

Does anyone know what "This document requires 'Trusted HTML' assignment" error means? I'm trying to use 6.7.20 with the new Chrome browser to fill in boxes on Bard and getting this error. Any workarounds? Thanks

OK - thanks - that's helpful - and it worked!

I'm using the new integrated Chrome browser which seems to have a lot of the bugs ironed out, and it's a huge improvement on the old browser for accessing Google-based sites. BUT, when accessing Youtube, I can't get the key functions like {BS}, {DEL} to work - everything gets typed into the text box. eg: type text(<aria-label="Add a title that describes your video (type @ to mention a channel)">,"\{DEL\}\{DEL\}","Standard") Just types "{DEL}{DEL}" into the text box. Am I missing something, or is this a bug?

Anyone else have this problem? The update has made Ubot run real slooooooow, even after rebooting Windows. So annoying.

Anyone figured out how to do this? I can get into YT using the external browser, but despite lots of trial and error and inspecting elements, I can't find a way to automate clicking the comment reply button. Any ideas?

Thanks - jeez, this is so hokey

OK here's the latest weirdness after reinstalling Ubot 6.7.7 I decided to write a short script to demonstrate the issue: clear list(%test) add list to list(%test,$list from text(#TextArea0,$new line),"Don\'t Delete","Global") alert($list item(%test,0)) Note that the TextArea box looks a bit weird - it should fill the header area, not be partially obscured by the browser bar. But anyway... After running: After running in Code View mode, the alert gives the correct answer, but the content of the TextArea box gets partially deleted. But when I run the script i