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You want the OR operator because a year cannot be 2012 and 2015 at the same time; similarly a team cannot be TOR and NYA at the same time. You could also use isin, instead of writing OR between every condition.

Also, since isin (or OR) creates a boolean mask that you can use to filter df_baseball, you don't need to pass the result into a DataFrame constructor, since the sliced outcome will be a DataFrame, so the following should suffice:

I finally solved my problem (tested on a VM with Ubuntu 20.04 to be able to install selenium4). I've been able to launch multiple TorBrowser instances with different exit nodes using tbselenium (requires selenium4). https://github.com/webfp/tor-browser-selenium

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Solved ! I solved it downloading the torrage.wsdl file from http://itorrents.org/api/torrage.wsdl and replaced this line:

A few things here...

1. I hope you aren't downloading those lists every time someone visits your page. You should be caching the results of the list downloads for a short time rather than constantly downloading.

2. The only fissionrelays list you need is exits.txt. As outlined at https://fissionrelays.net/lists, exits.txt contains IPv4 & IPv6 exit nodes. Download that instead of exits-ipv6.txt and relays-ipv6.txt.

3. It is incorrect to block Tor relays that are not exits. Hits from a relay IP is not Tor traffic. For example, I run a guard relay at home that does not allow exit traffic. Its IP appears in the relay list, but it does not permit any Tor exit traffic so any hits from this IP is not coming from Tor.

If you want to use multiple lists, that's fine. I would suggest the following steps to meet your needs:

In the discussion Can a website detect when you are using Selenium with chromedriver? as suggested by different users to open the ChromeDriver in a Hex Editor and edit the document variables replacing the cdc_ and $wdc_ string might be possible, but achiving the same with GeckoDriver may not be possible.

Moreover, the commands like execute_cdp_cmd() and Python libraries like selenium-stealth may not be currently supported by GeckoDriver.

The GeckoDriver source code can be easily downloaded from mozilla / geckodriver page both in zip and tar.gz format. If you are on windows system you can unzip the downloaded file and find the the source code of different modules in the ...\geckodriver-0.30.0\src directory:

Additionally, geckodriver is made available under the Mozilla Public License. GeckoDriver source code can also be found in mozilla-central under testing/geckodriver.

Now as per WebDriver W3C Editor's Draft:

The webdriver-active flag is set to true when the user agent is under remote control. It is initially false.

So there can be two possible ways to keep webdriver flag as false as:

• Remove the readonly attribute, so can be edited runtime. (as discussed in this answer)
• Strangle the WebDriver from emitting the signals that the user agent is under remote control.

To me the second option looks pretty much viable as the most frequently updated tier is the second tier (Selenium WebDriver.dll and WebDriver.Support.dll modules). Since App Studio uses C# and .Net version 4.0 (before Selenium 4.1.0 (November 22, 2021)) to communicate with Selenium, you need to download the .Net 4.0 version of the Selenium modules. The current stable version being 4.1.0. Once the zip file is downloaded, extract the content to a folder and navigate to the net40 subfolder.

Now, you can copy the WebDriver.dll and WebDriver.Support.dll files to the bin folder of the App Studio installation. e.g, C:\ibi\AppStudio82\bin and make the required changes.

As an alternative, you can also download the NuGet, copy the .Net 4.0 content of the NuGet package into the bin folder of the App Studio installation and make the required changes.

• Building geckodriver
• Testing geckodriver

You can get around this by creating an alias for the component.

couple of things worth mentioning:

• selenium is synchronous so using driver.implicity_wait(2) after requesting a site will give it time to load before your driver starts looking for an element that hasn't loaded into the DOM yet

• you are trying to minimize the driver window even though the last step you performed was to close the driver window. trying flipping the first two lines of the series B part then put a time.sleep(2) or driver.implicitly_wait(2) immediately after

• i've not used a proxy with the driver so i cannot tell you if that would be creating connection issues. if you're able to get to the site without getting some sort of bad request error i would assume the connection isn't the problem

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Possibly the Show more button no more shows up as all the records are already being shown. In those cases, an ideal solution would be to:

1. Scroll the required height.

2. Move to the webelement. (this step isn't mandatory)

3. Click on Show More inducing WebDriverWait

4. Wrap up the code in a try-except{} block

5. Your optimum code block will be: