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This is what I'm receiving for each result:

Your enum type doesn't even compile as it is missing a constructor and a private field. When adding this, it is easy to add a getElements() method so you can access the list from outside your enum:

I do not know why you have the same key for both json, i'm going to assume the first one as usp1 and the second one as usp2.

In the html, you could do

var name, if used as a global, is the same as window.name.

window.name is the property which holds the name of the frame.

If you change the name to one which doesn't match the target (e.g. from submenu to why), then there is no matching target so a new one has to be created.

To download all of the messages from this Google Group you'll need to use another interface than RSS. The Google Groups RSS interface will only send up to 50 of the most recent messages. There is no pagination or date support, so you can't use the RSS interface to acquire all of the messages from the group.

Get Google Groups Data is a Python2 project that crawls a specified Google Group and downloads all of its messages. After installing lynx on my Mac I was able to scrape the caffe-users forum indicated in your source code.

Screenshot below. Good luck.

You probably can't do exactly what your question says - pass keystrokes using Popen. You can send bytes to the stdin of the process you've opened, but it's almost certainly not looking there for them. Keyboard events are different from data coming on stdin.

The pyautogui library library could be useful for this purpose, however. Once it's installed, you could launch your viewer with Popen, as you've done, and then use