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If anyone experiences this too and relies on this function please comment below so I know its urgent 📝

Oh yeah you're right, somehow I didn't realize this is the same bug than you reported, I randomly noticed it during testing. Closing the other issue #34 as its the...

@SKreutz do you need to scrape multiple pages or are the first 100 sufficient? Because there is a way of getting the top 100 elements without scrolling, just run this...

@SKreutz I added this new method and updated the repository, just update to the latest version `6.0.0` and then you can do: ```js // scrape all slugs, names and ranks...

@mlarcher I just checked and yes, you are absolutely right, the issue was never resolved. Thanks for reporting! I need to take a closer look at the code, something happend...

@mlarcher I published a fix, can you test and let me know if it works now, be sure to use version `6.0.2` :)

@SKreutz thanks for testing! I think it might have looked like everything works on your end, but in fact a lot of the offers were missing when using the `offersByScrolling`...

@mlarcher can you post what collection you scraped that got you these results? > @dcts it's @SKreutz who said "Scraping offers by scrolling also works fine for me" not me......

When I run the following: ```js const res = await OpenseaScraper.offersByScrolling("chumbivalleyofficial", 40, options); ``` I get correct results, in fact, they are identical to running `OpenseaScraper.offers("chumbivalleyofficial",options)`. Can you try to...

@mlarcher I tried the same with 500 and could replicate the inconsistency. Here are my results: ```js const res = await OpenseaScraper.offersByScrolling("chumbivalleyofficial", 500, options); console.log(res.offers.length); // => 420 console.log(res.stats.totalOffers); //...