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I've changed the API to be more generic like `Page::event_listener()` Here's what the example usage (from #34) looks like now: ```rust use futures::StreamExt; use std::sync::Arc; use chromiumoxide::error::Result; use chromiumoxide::browser::Browser; use...

That looks like something like that would work. I'm assuming it would look something like this: ```rust let target = browser.event_listener::().await?; ``` ~~We must send setDiscoverTargets before targets are created...

> The drawback from exposing the `event_listner` on the browser directly is that there aren't many events that aren't related to a session, so it would not be very easy...

It might. I'm not sure yet. I'll check it out though.

Browser::pages seems to only return a vector of pages. I need to run operations on every page that exists (when they exist). If I run it early and a page...

Yeah I get the same error. I'm guessing the Clangor demo must've change at some point and became incompatible with that demo of LLVM.js. It probably just needs to be...

I was just about to post the same thing. Smooth reorder and drag and drop animation. The Muuri demo is basically how I would like it. https://haltu.github.io/muuri/

I think I also have this issue only I just get `segmentation fault` (without the core dumped) I've built from source using the [build instructions](https://github.com/lapce/lapce/blob/master/docs/building-from-source.md) then ran `./target/release/lapce` for which...

I was wondering why code completion didn't seem to do anything. As stated above install rust-analyzer via rustup and create a symlink to `~/.cargo/bin` fixed it: ```bash rustup component add...

I'm not sure where it failed. When I noticed it not working the first thing I did was open the folder where the extension is installed. In there I saw...