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I was just thinking of a grayed-out label to confirm that JS execution was disabled in a loop, but adding a working checkbox might be useful. That way, people won't...

I do agree with you. The resulting HTML code should always be escaped both in description and content tags of actual RSS feeds. Pipes does this properly in these examples,...

Thanks. You could add a temporary notice for Firefox users to use a Chromium browser for the meantime. >it worked just fine with Chromium. I was able to use it...

After several login attempts with my main profile and different settings/extensions (most of which failed), I've found this pattern: * Open `about:profiles` from your address bar and create a new...

Thank you, it seems to be fixed! I was able to log in successfully at different times.

Doesn't [.add_next_sibling](https://nokogiri.org/tutorials/modifying_an_html_xml_document.html#creating-new-nodes) work with XPath results? If it does, what about following this logic: if xpath(target) exists execute current code elseif target matches '^\/(rss)?\/(channel)?\/(item)?\/(category|content:encoded|description|title)$' xpath('/rss/channel/item/link').add_next_sibling 'content' I think it's a...

>Could be automated whenever a RSS feed is generated. This was actually going to be my next suggestion. If the `feed` block adds the missing basic elements to all items...

Something else related to this: when a pipe is configured to download two or more URLs from the same domain in a row (as in a `ForEach`+`Download` block), it seems...

This is one of the blogs that stopped my pipe with captchas when I was trying different combinations of Pipes blocks: https://pastebin.mozilla.org/kN5HgRk6 The problematic pipe was downloading the latest 3...

Well, hopefully your users will be "computer literate" enough to enter URLs that include the channel or user ID (which can be manipulated with regexes to get the feeds, like...