benfishbus

```"div[contains(@class, 'topic-list')]\/\/ul"``` gives me one giant tag that I can't split ```"li[@class='topic-list-item']"```gives me only the first tag ```"\/\/a[@href[contains(.,'\/topics\/')]]"``` also gives me only the first tag I don't want to resort...

Interesting. I had stumbled across this experimental filter in my testing, and it didn't work for me. I assumed it could be invoked within the "tags" filter as "type": "all_xpath"....

I've been wondering about this too. I assume it's referring to this bzdata folder: ``` drwxr-xr-x 1 app app 456 Feb 19 20:08 bzdata root@b4089400642d:/config/wine/drive_c/ProgramData/Backblaze# ``` I increased the permissions...

THIS would be extremely helpful to me as well

I was. My solution ended up being replacing the library :-/

I decided not to try using overlays again, so I'm not sure whether it would happen again with the new library.

A default tag per user is exactly what I've been looking for.

After some more testing, it turns out I can insert to URL attribute of enclosure element using xpath `//enclosure/@url`. That answers my specific question here, but leads to another problem:...

https://www.pipes.digital/pipe/d918Kbqx Yes, if Insert block could be dropped into ForEach, would be good.

This is the one shortcoming I've found thus far. You can buy a separate app to do this (Bluetooth Battery Monitor - $5 for a perpetual license), but having it...