Martin Tapia

Hello, yes we're not maintaining this project anymore (in fact that was already the case, we haven't committed anything serious for more than a year) You should look into Puppeteer...

NickJS supports multiple drivers, at the moment CasperJS+PhantomJS and Chrome. I'm not a fan of downloading 2 full headless browsers for every `npm install`. How would you do it? We're...

If I understand correctly, your NickJS script, for some reason, cannot start the chrome subprocess in your environment. But in older Heroku environments, it does work like it should. Can...

@elhenro are you starting chrome by hand alongside NickJS?

Can you please add `debug: true` to your NickJS' constructor options? And report back with what it shows? (do not start chrome by hand, I just want to see what...

It might be because it's a too recent version of Chrome. Can you try with Chrome 65? I know it's old but it might do the trick

I'll update the readme if you can confirm that it's working with an older version :)

You can have multiple tabs btw. Just do `const tab = await nick.newTab()` multiple times and you're all set

It's technically possible to do this if you have a running Chrome process with its remote debugging port open and listening (so that the DevTools protocol can be used). I'm...

Maybe you have too many open tabs? Are you closing the tabs you're not using? "After running for a while" means about how long?