No worries, I'll probably default the option to "enabled" at some point also.
Interesting, I have reproduced the issue and will look into it. As a note, it _does_ seem to work on Chrome.
I see the same limit (compared with seeing ~200GB on Chrome). Not sure there's really anything that can be done about this though, since this limit is imposed by the...
You're correct that there is currently no way to do this. The audio download code is rather messy due to the limitations of then handlebars implementation, so the current function...
As it stands currently, probably not. Synthetic events may or may not work, but since scanning is entirely customizable, there's no way to figure out what event settings would be...
```js someElement.dispatchEvent(new MouseEvent('mousemove', { screenX: SOME_VALUE, // probably not needed screenY: SOME_VALUE, // probably not needed clientX: SOME_VALUE, clientY: SOME_VALUE, ctrlKey: false, shiftKey: true, altKey: false, metaKey: false, button: 0,...
You can try running this script on this page: ```js (() => { const node = document.querySelector('.comment-body>h3'); const bound = node.getBoundingClientRect() const event = new MouseEvent('mousemove', { clientX: bound.left +...
It's just kind of a guess based on what I was seeing in the inspector. Should be fairly similar across devices at least, not sure why it would work for...
Full standalone HTML page example below. Again, this relies on the scanning key being "shift". ```html Scan Test 読む Test document.querySelector('#test').addEventListener('click', () => { const node = document.querySelector('#text'); const bound...
I think I had considered adding this at some point, but didn't for whatever reason, maybe because I thought it might have false positives or something. One thing that comes...