UncleCode

Hi @jmontoyavallejo We've already added this feature, thank you for the suggestion. It's a really good idea. Although we haven't released the new version yet, you can currently pull from...

@jmontoyavallejo We will update our website docs very soon to contains details for timeout.

Thanks for showing your interest in our library. I'd be happy to explain and provide assistance to help make your decision. As of now, our main focus has been on...

@iorilu You're welcome, Please let me know if you face any problems. I'm interested in helping and learning more about people case studies, and that will also help improve the...

@neelthepatel8 Thx for the suggestion, however, `AsyncWebCrawler` already supports the proxy parameter. Or perhaps I am missing something, right now in the constructor of `AsyncWebCrawler` we set the proxy in...

@neelthepatel8 Not a problem at all, let's review and please help to make sure this works. Look at here `async_webcrawler.py`: In this image line 28 I am passing `kwarg` to...

@kylesf @neelthepatel8 Just for the reference this is the way U can use the proxy: ```python async def proxy(): async with AsyncWebCrawler(headless = True, proxy_config = { "server": "http://ADDRESS", "username":...

Thanks for using our library. I do have a question. When you say running our library with Microsoft Edge and Windows, could you please clarify what you mean by that?...

@asumansaree Sorry for my late response, I've been on a short trip. I figured why it behaves this way. You are still using it in previous version which was synchronous...

@Themisstone Would you please try the recent version 0.4.2? If it still doesn't work, can you share with me your Python version and the operating system specs? I may have...