Robin Richtsfeld

Regardless of the desired default value, the documentation is inconsistent and that's a plain fact: https://github.com/hardkoded/puppeteer-sharp/issues/1701#issuecomment-834722784 https://github.com/hardkoded/puppeteer-sharp/blob/master/lib/PuppeteerSharp/LaunchOptions.cs#L178

In the upstream Javascript code, async messages are enqueued implicitly due to language intrinsics.

Another workaround if `EnqueueAsyncMessages = false` is to await the handler explicitly: ```csharp await using Page page = browser.NewPageAsync(); await page.EvaluateOnNewDocumentAsync("delete Object.getPrototypeOf(navigator).webdriver"); await page.GoToAsync("https://bot.sannysoft.com/"); ```

What is `Exception in callback None` even supposed to mean? There is no callback, but it threw an exception?

@unhammer The `Pool` used reminds me of what we had in #76.

One should usually be specific when it comes to licenses. See this thought experiment: https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/40613/gplv4-all-our-code-are-belong-to-microoft-how-much-damage-is-done What you are probably referring to is the strictness of the copyleft clause.

All current contributors have linked their email (or website) except for @wolfgangth. But the one file edited in cc47b3a18a6fb1e3477ec6420fe24175985c9141 doesn't even exist anymore.

@shardulc @sushain97 Not much point in talking to a deleted user. What are you're thoughts on the matter?

The root problem is that `TopicPeriodicTimer::addPeriodicTimer` doesn't take the `Topic` passed to `TopicPeriodicTimerInterface::registerPeriodicTimer` as a parameter.

Please note that GPT-4 can only do in-context learning, as the API does not currently support fine-tuning the model.