Julien "_FrnchFrgg_" Rivaud

I think you can use the [grid card](https://www.home-assistant.io/dashboards/grid/) for that effect. At least that's what I use and it accepts to put two cards sideways in a popup.

An example with code: ``` browser_mod: service: browser_mod.popup data: title: Volet piscine content: square: false columns: 2 type: grid cards: - type: picture-entity entity: camera.poolcamera_fluent - type: entities entities: -...

AFAICT, the `fire-dom-event` action you wrote passes a `browser_id` variable to your script, which does not use it at all. Shouldn't it read like so instead ? (note the added...

This is expected, since anything that is `fire-dom-event`, including `browser_mod.sequence`, takes place in the frontend, that is a « browser call ». A script, even when initially called from a...

@kevintedder Note that Home Assistant already ships with the zha quirks. That custom quirks path is used when you want to develop or modify the quirks, or maybe install some...

All tests pass and I introduced a new test for the Filter() method.

Indeed, I didn't see the Select method in enumerable; it can do the same as Filter (except that my proposed Filter does it in place and thus does not reallocate...

You'd have to first loop through the list to find out (and remember in a toRemove list) all indices of elements that need removal, to then call the remove function...

The idea behind "Filter" is that it was not index-based, so it would sidestep this issue. With the updated set, checking if an element needs to be filtered out of...

Indeed, the same can be achieved with the Select function. At the very least, there should be a check for the number of items to remove from the set, to...