Benjamin Loison

My current JSON tool doesn't seem to work for JSON like: ```json [ [ [ null, null, null, [], 1690020801000000, "Ugy8lYuKIc3DzSzb03p4AaABAg", null, [ "YouTube", null, "https://www.gstatic.com/images/branding/product/2x/youtube_24dp.png" ], null, [ "Hello,...

Related to #256.

[Someone on Discord requested creating community posts](https://discord.com/channels/933841502155706418/933841503103627316/1285918332788150272).

https://stackoverflow.com/users/deleted-answers/7123660 > This answer is hidden. This answer was deleted 3 months ago along with its parent question. Source: [the Stack Overflow answer 74397531](https://stackoverflow.com/a/74397531) I checked answer by answer and...

Instead of posting standalone here and there on Stack Overflow without clear and precise index, leveraging [Webscrap_any_website](https://codeberg.org/Benjamin_Loison/Webscrap_any_website) seems to make sense, see [Webscrap_any_website/issues/12](https://codeberg.org/Benjamin_Loison/Webscrap_any_website/issues/12).

Related to #51 and #102.

Note that redefining `die` with `function` does not work and it does not seem possible to disable `die`.

Related to [Webscrap_any_website/issues/29](https://codeberg.org/Benjamin_Loison/Webscrap_any_website/issues/29).

Note that prefer to be independent from other persons who may possibly make the unit test incorrect, but do not use my own channel but can use ad hoc channels...

Also note that the purpose of the unit test is mainly to monitor YouTube UI changes.