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You can wrap it in a `ManuallyDrop`, then call `ManuallyDrop::into_inner` at some point: ```rust let driver = ManuallyDrop::new(WebDriver::new(/* ... */)); // `ManuallyDrop` impls `Deref`, so you can call methods like...
> I don't think the scrollIntoView method is implemented yet, though it's easy enough to implement. I would like to work on this, any pointers on where I should start?
> @flippette Can you tinker with the latency and see if it fixes the crashes for you? My Nix install broke, so I'm back on Arch for the time being....
> @flippette Could you tell us what is your GPU? I am starting to suspect the AMD drivers, as Firefox isn't crashing in VirtualBox. I have a Radeon RX 7800...
I am using RADV, not sure about AMDVLK. (well, _was_)
I'm still on Arch for the time being, so I can't say. Sorry 😅
So apparently you're supposed to put a `@` as-is in the URL field and not `%40` like Nextcloud says :shrug:
> What did you enter in the URL field for the WebDAV account? For Nextcloud, it should look something like the example in this screenshot: https://github.com/alexbakker/webdav-provider/blob/master/screenshots/screenshot2.png I put ``` https://server.domain/cloud/remote.php/dav/files/username%40email.domain...
I probably don't know enough about Kotlin, but from the `okhttp3.HttpUrl.parse` source code, it _seems_ that _maybe_ the `%` in `%40` is being parsed as a literal `%` sign?
I've been having almost the same issue, except instead of `Permission denied` I'm seeing `Exhausted available authentication methods`. Again, Termux works just fine.