Sam

The above error may not have been indicative of this issue, but it continues to not work. if in `BrowserOptions` we document the command ```ruby def safari_command_runner(setting, pref) raise "Safari...

@corbett3289 Are you able to use the headless gem? ``` @headless = Headless.new @headless.start @driver = Webdriver::UserAgent.driver(browser: :firefox, agent: :iphone) # ... ```

Hi @corbett3289 Did you have a chance to try using headless?

Yes, I think raising the error, breaking, or returning should stop the crawl as the default. Wasn't aware of the `crawl_limit` – will check that out thank you. As for...

@90kts Hello. Can this be reviewed? Thanks!

@90kts I can take that on. Let me know if you need anything from me to make it happen

@90kts @MacCracken I'm not opposed to that plan, though I believe any successor to this gem should maintain the connection to this repo through a GitHub fork. I'm glad to...

@deibele1 Thanks for this. It makes a lot of sense, as this stitch is lengthy. However, I think we need to update our tests – not just because they are...

@deibele1 I still like this, but what the test changes show me is that this would break existing implementation, which I'm not in favor of. Could we break out the...

This looks good to me @deibele1, though it is definitely far outside my area of expertise. @sandeepnagra Can you please also review?