Josh

Can someone state definitively whether puppeteer is designed to be used on a machine that does not have any sort of display software (such as X) or display (AKA a...

@myfonj If you forked this repo, you would have a decent starting point for creating such an archive. I suspect that the two projects could effectively market each other as...

To close the ticket however, a simple re-wording seems the course that’s most fitting with the current project goals

Excellent. If you don't mind, I'll add some notes on this issue; it's interesting enough to keep me coming back and hacking away at it, but I'm a B2C sysadmin...

Possible avenues to explore (feel free to comment/cherry-pick): * Add a `UUID` field to all responses * Any objects that do not have a UUID assigned already get one generated...

Excellent. Putting this model code here for reference: `uuid = models.UUIDField(primary_key=True, default=uuid.uuid4, editable=False)` Looks like it will automatically generate without any massaging needed.

As for > Python also has built in uuid checking, so you don't need to do just the length check. Looks like there's a good definition of a function for...

How about just overloading the URL? It would be cumbersome for larger sketches, but it could also mean that “run” links could be added to the screenshots on the site...

Yes you've got it. My intuition says "`--allow-hosts` is a whitelist, and therefore I should only capture traffic to/from that host" and so HTTP requests showing up violates that intuition....

@mhils Can you confirm that the closest users can currently get is the following: `mitmproxy --allow-hosts 'discord.gift' --view-filter '~d discord.gift'` And that it sets `mitmproxy` to: 1. Intercept HTTPS requests...