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Thanks @vlad1m1r: Finally paid attention to the documentation once you pointed out `animateFromElement` ... 
I am experiencing this with `9.1.13.0` and with `1.7.27`
Actually, the version of the gem I was running was my form of `0.7.9` ... once I updated the fork to `0.10.1` the error went away //
I definitely agree with this feature, and later this year might jump in and make a contribution. Noticed this though from @geigi: > Btw: How long was the import process...
This seems possible to achieve without necessarily modifying `matomo` -- but it would be nice if it were either a plugin or built into the core. Having `webhooks` fire at...
Just tested to see how `AAXtoMP3` would behave with multi-part books, and hit what you have too @nbartels. Thinking: So far this seemed only possible to deal with by manual...
Thanks for the tip @nbartels! Checking out [eyeD3](https://github.com/nicfit/eyeD3) now. I only have 2-3 books that were more than one part, so that seems like a great solution versus a major...
I am also available to help diagnose this. I have this issue on three machines, with `Mint Linux 21.*`
@kennhardy I have a `nginx` reverse proxy, docker containers, and websockets working. Will come back to chime in on this.
By the way, first impression: My configuration is very different because I have `nginx` running on the host machine, and that provides individual reverse proxies to each instance running. So...