XB1ControllerBatteryIndicator VS Archive.org-Downloader

XB1ControllerBatteryIndicator for a simple tray icon for battery status after I got a wireless Xbox controller

Older Xbox controllers might have worked via BT, but at least the current versions (series X/S) report nothing or total bogus values over BT (but work perfectly fine over the proprietary dongle). There was a lengthy discussion about that over on github.

Hey, there has already been a lengthy discussion about issues with Series X/S controllers connected via BT and no or totally random battery levels being reported, see https://github.com/NiyaShy/XB1ControllerBatteryIndicator/issues/49.

Try this one, I gave up on waiting for any solution from Microsoft and disable game bar a long time ago

this app show battery level in windows tray and give notification when battery is low.

Not sure if the OP is saying they tried this already without success. I see a lot of people reporting problems recently getting ASCMs from IA to load the PDF, even with ADE. I've been using this with good results but it's not user friendly: https://github.com/MiniGlome/Archive.org-Downloader

By the way, you can skip the DRM process with tools like this, but yes I understand that there is a significant share of humanity who won't be able to use them.

No, I meant https://github.com/MiniGlome/Archive.org-Downloader. It's a command-line tool and works perfectly and very quickly for me. There are also several other options on GitHub - great minds think alike, I guess. Any of them is probably a better solution than getting individual pages one by one, which is definitely doing it the hard way.

also this: https://github.com/MiniGlome/Archive.org-Downloader

100% zoomed one is from archive.org-downloader.py

I've gotten quite a lot of mileage out of the Archive.org downloader.

I am trying to download books only available for 1 hour borrowing on the Internet Archive using this, but I am not the best at technology and seem to have hit a snag.