youtube-music VS webdriver-bidi

Install Firefox, ublock origin for desktop YouTube, install https://github.com/th-ch/youtube-music for YTM outside of your browser, use revanced manager for the Android YTM app, stop paying a suckers tax lol

I solved both of these by using a third party app that also allows you to download any song/album and has a bunch of cool plugins.

Hi all, Iii tried to install https://github.com/th-ch/youtube-music on Steam Deck by pacman command and makepkg, but dosnt work ;/ I installed systemd touse PKGBUILD but still without luck. I started learning linux, but looks like I can't understand why steamdeck wont install that AUR package.

I just came across last.fm today, and it's easily working on my phone. However, on my computer I use an unofficial YouTube Music app. https://github.com/th-ch/youtube-music The app says it has a last.fm plugin so I enabled it. I still see nothing scrobbled from this app though. Any help would be appreciated

Man, is there any chance of you working with https://github.com/th-ch/youtube-music to get this extension to their version of YTM app? This is going to be a game changer.

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fwiw, the Selenium project is now old enough to go to college (19 years this month!); it's not ready to retire just yet. (Side-note: Google Chrome is 15 years old. Age is just a number.) Selenium is still learning from other projects and implementing some new things. Specifically, check out the WebDriver BiDi project, adding a bidirectional protocol which was the core of what made Playwright and Puppeteer faster. Also, Selenium devs are working with the W3C to make this work for everyone.

https://github.com/w3c/webdriver-bidi

https://w3c.github.io/webdriver-bidi/

Is this new WebDriver BiDi available in any of these packages, and does it actually help with this?

If you want to learn more about WebDriver BiDi, you can read the WebDriver BiDi specification.

I guess I didn't understand what exactly you were talking about when talking about "this new standard": WebDriver BiDi or WebContainers.

WebDriver BiDi is on the standards track, that's true: https://w3c.github.io/webdriver-bidi/

One of the new features in the recently released Selenium 4 is support for new event-driven listeners which will be powered by the currently-in-draft BiDirectional (or BiDi) protocol (though the current Selenium implementation has some limitations, which we'll discuss later). In this article we'll discuss some of these new capabilities and demonstrate how to use them in Scala to inspect console logs and network requests made from the browser.

The new BiDirectional WebDriver Protocol is by far one of the most exciting recent developments in the Selenium project and it likely to deliver improvements in speed and stability that far outweigh expectations. As soon as it is available, it will become part of Nightwatch as well. You can follow the development on the Selenium website.

The explainer might be a better starting point: https://github.com/w3c/webdriver-bidi/blob/master/explainer....

There's also the webdriver-bidi spec being worked on by browser vendors that may provide a less hacky, more browser native CDP-style approach to this.