destruc7i0n

Oh I see you're still using `REGEX_MATCH_CHAT_MC`. I'd recommend updating to the latest version. If you cannot, for `REGEX_MATCH_CHAT_MC`, the regex would be `\[Async Chat Thread - #\d*\/INFO\]: ([^:]*): (.*)`...

``` "REGEX_MATCH_CHAT_MC": "\\[Async Chat Thread - #\\d*\/INFO\\]: ([^:]*): (.*)", ``` This line should work based on the string you sent from my local testing, are you getting any other errors?

Hey there, really sorry about my delayed response. If you are still interested in using this (if not, feel free to close this issue), can you please answer a few...

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I pushed an option for this here https://github.com/destruc7i0n/shulker/commit/e288b74fabf5a6d69ebdf32182fadd35b2ace1b3

You can add the website to your homescreen, as it has been optimized for such use. There are no plans for a native app at the moment.

> while this is indeed easy to do on mobile, it's not that easy on TVs (as these mostly don't have a browser). so maybe some sort of port might...

> I am writing an app in kotlin now that does the same, but to my experience the proxy isn't needed Its required only on the web due to CORS.

For what purpose would this be?

That's interesting, I have never encountered that problem in Catalina before. I'll take a look nonetheless. How many episodes did you watch?