loock | accessibility helper for keyboard navigation | Browser Plugin library

Thanks Catalin for your answer but I resolved it this way:

I'm using the follow systemd unit for testing:

You got the indexes wrong, it should be:

You're almost correct, but not quite. You're free to pass in any arguments to the listener. However, those arguments need to come from somewhere else - TextEditingController does not supply any, and it does not expect any return values. In other words, the signature should be something like: () => listener(...).

So to answer your question, you're free to do something like the following to distinguish the controllers:

You need to update your Firefox browser, it can happen because of mismatch between GeckoDriver and the Firefox Browser.

If that also don't work then use below version of gecko driver, try with 2nd and 3rd last updated version of gecko driver.

Not recommanded, still it is possible that you need to downgrade your browser and try it latest or try with 2nd and 3rd last updated version of gecko driver. you should try to update the same with latest version afterwards when binary are available for latest firefox version

It also one of the probability that your geckodriver is not quit and so it is still running behind which suppress new session to open, you can use below article to kill your geckodriver process

https://www.tecmint.com/find-and-kill-running-processes-pid-in-linux/

This code by itself is good. Has no problems, only ampersand is not needet. The problem was in different place. Sorry for spam

You haven't posted any actual examples of your plotting code, so who knows, but it seems like you may have the global 'axes.grid' option set to True. You can turn it off by running:

Docker image names can only consist of lowercase (a-z) characters. Either you are giving a un-supported image name or the variable(or paths) passed to the buid(or the container) cannot be resolved.

To enable debug logs, add "--debug" to docker daemon (/etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/docker.service for systemd based linux env)

For reference: https://docs.docker.com/config/daemon/#configure-the-docker-daemon

Based on the image given, it seems that you're missing a character at the end of the guid property.

"ChIJ2bg3MkVZVFMR6cV20WHTfEo[?]"

If you look closely, you'll notice that you can't see the end of the value as the closing doble quotes are not showing.

Please click on the value of that property so you can see the complete value.

Here's an example of the issue happening in my console before and after clicking on the value: