Sajid Shaikh

Hey @wjd157, that method uses browser automation for scraping and your tweet count is big so it might be getting blocked in between. I suggest you use the `scrape_keyword_with_api()` method...

Okay, I think this feature of Twitter only returns few tweets. Currently, I have not added feature to scrape Twitter account from Twitter's API, and the one with the browser...

Hi @christianmettri @wjd157 , Just updating you about it, don't know if you're still looking for the solution. Now, you can try ```python from twitter_scraper_selenium import scrape_profile_with_api scrape_profile_with_api('elonmusk', output_filename='musk', tweets_count=...

Hola, no sé español, así que estoy usando el traductor de Google para traducir a su idioma. Probablemente la biblioteca no esté instalada en su sistema, lo que podría deberse...

No, I don't have much idea about this. `AttributeError: module 'lib' has no attribute 'OpenSSL_add_all_algorithms'` This denotes that `OpenSSL_add_all_algorithms()` does not have that method. I think you should check if...

I was facing the same issue today when running this library so I updated selenium, and selenium-wire to the latest version and that fixed the issue.

Yeah, hashtag works. You can use `scrap_keyword` method to achieve that. Code should look something like ``` from twitter_scraper_selenium import scrap_keyword scrap_keyword(keyword="#YOUR_HASHTAG", browser="firefox",tweets_count=10,output="csv",filename="YOUR_FILENAME") ```

It depends on number of tweets available for that hashtag

I think you might get blocked at some point of time while scraping that amount. Couple of better approach you can use, 1. In case you get blocked scraping data...

That link redirects to GitHub docs. I don't understand how it showed up?, What were you doing?. Is it coming from webdriver manager I guess? Because you spawned multiple instances...