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In English, please :)

As for the exe - look at PyInstaller or py2exe. Or just a ZIP archive.

In general, there is a `Host.set_html` (usually called from [Window](https://github.com/pravic/pysciter/blob/master/examples/insert.py#L10)), so you can keep your resources anywhere (in zip with password, in encrypted file, on your server, etc.). Also take...

Still the case: https://github.com/sciter-sdk/pysciter#what-is-supported-right-now It's pretty easy to implement, though. Do you have in mind a minimum set of functions that need to be ready first? You can browse the...

The code looks strange. It should be `element.get_value()` if it's Python. As for the quotes - `str(value)` (which is called by `print(value)`) is used for the string representation of the...

Exactly the same: https://docs.python.org/3/library/threading.html Also there's https://docs.python.org/3/library/asyncio.html

Yeah. In fact, that is exactly what we do in CI: https://github.com/sciter-sdk/pysciter/blob/f5f00112d635f9d1ee98661eeebb2afcaa56c1f4/.travis.yml#L58-L60

@c-smile Andrew, has something been changed in zip archive handling?

@c-smile Well, it did work in past. archive.zip contains "archived.htm". It was referenced as "archive.zip#archived.htm" and it used to work. Now, I get for "archive.zip#archived.htm" the following: > warning:dom: failed...

No, it's an absolute url in all cases.