Diego

It's a fairly good but still average computer. An Acer A315, with a 1.6GHz processor (an 8th Gen Core i5). I already opened [an issue on the Gnome git](https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/-/issues/5233), in...

@GeoffreyCoulaud Some contributors there indicated that it is in fact a feature and not a bug. Still, [Florian Müllner](https://gitlab.gnome.org/fmuellner) (a maintainer from Red Hat) just sent a pull request which...

By the way, it is not necessary to reproduce the problem any more. From the Gnome-Shell git it was clarified that there are certain special windows which are not created...

I'm not sure if you fixed it in the version 72 of the extension, or if it was the update to Gnome 42, but the problem is fixed for me....

Just checked, it was fixed by this commit in Gnome shell probably. @GeoffreyCoulaud probably you can close this issue already. https://gitlab.gnome.org/fmuellner/gnome-shell/-/commit/b520cb8e89ef255c864fc037cdc489194d767931

I hope they accept @KrisAphalon fix

Maybe allowing to inject cookies (particularly a valid "cf_clearance" copied from any browser) may help with this problem. Or is it more complex than that?

I'm not totally sure of what is happening, but by monitoring the headers of the http requests made by comic-dl (with the command `tcpflow -p -c -i enp1s0f1 port 80`)...

> ### **Alternate solution** > > 1. Open... > If we are talking about solutions which don't use comic-dl, and considering that the website use lazy loading and even derender...