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I have a script on my Raspberry Pi that starts the browser in kiosk mode. But if I do so the script keeps running even if i pipe the output to /dev/null like this ./script 2> /dev/null

If i stop the script with ctrl+c the browser gets killed as well. How can I run the script without having it to run in my terminal forever?

I am able to take screenshot of Website, but I need to take screenshot from URL like we do using snipping tool, but based on screen_size , pixel or want to do some scroll up and scroll down operation to get other images. Please suggest me a way to get picture from below URL

https://artsandculture.google.com/asset/FgEEOnrrqsn9OA

I am using below code in AWS Lambda:

I have a simple routing like this:

What exactly does kiosk: true in the BrowserWindow config of a new ElectronJS window do?

The documentation just states that the parameter indicates, that the window is in 'kiosk' mode. I was unable to find information on what this means.

I'm working on a raspberry pi project that involves running a node server in kiosk mode.

I'm using BROWSER=none to suppress the default opening of the localhost upon the server being run.

I'm thinking I should be able to use wait-on to force the bash script that runs the kiosk mode to wait until the server is fully up. Would I use something like this?

I'm working on Scraping Mobile Legend Comment Data in https://play.google.com/. I want my bot to be able to scroll down by itself and load some comment as much as possible. After the bot finish that i want, this bot Scraping all the comment.

The Problem is when the bot do the infinite Scroll down and click the "Showmore" Button, somehow the second click of "Showmore" button gived me error ([7200:8128:0903/172837.024:ERROR:gpu_init.cc(441)] Passthrough is not supported, GL is disabled) and the looping is break.

I have a Node.js server using socket.io to connect Android apps and I've been hosting it locally by just running it in my IDE and connecting to my local IPv4 address but I want it to work without me having to keep my PC running constantly so I've tried using Google Cloud and managed to get it mostly working but the client doesn't keep the connection and disconnects consistently.

I followed this tutorial up to step 4 after that I ran gcloud app deploy.

My Node.js server is in one file, it has these declarations at the top.

So here is my JSON column in my Postgres DB:

Quick context: We have a pretty unique situation where we're switching to a new HR platform which will only allow our factory employees to timekeep via a timeclock webpage. We already have several Samsung Galaxy Tab A devices positioned throughout our building that serve as timeclock kiosks for the current HR system. Since we can only lock these tablets down to a single app at a time via Knox, a Chrome web browser for example would let employees accidentally navigate off the new platform's timeclock webpage and create issues for others trying to clock-in or out.

SO, we already setup an Android app that implements a basic WebView hard-coded to the timeclock URL the new HR company provided us. HOWEVER, the big problem here is that there's no on-page keyboard and the badge ID field is of type text, which invokes the Android qwerty keyboard for a badge ID PIN that would only ever be all numbers... A 3rd-party company built this webpage for the HR company so I'd be surprised if we could ever get it changed on their end.

Just to show some of our basic boilerplate to achieve the above...

AndroidManifest.xml