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Not sure this is a bug exactly so sorry if mis-posted. DTA isn't finding all the jpg files on Scribd pages like this one because the pages load extremely outrageously slowly which I am guessing is intentional on the part of Scribd (my speed is excellent on all other websites). No page image within the doc loads until you scroll to it and wait there for at least 5 seconds and then the jpg takes 15-60 seconds to load. The documents I am talking about are all scans of 50 year-old magazines i.e. not things people wrote on computers.
So for DTA to work you must spend 5 to 20 minutes slowly manually scrolling through the document. If you don't do that DTA won't find the all the jpgs.
Same thing happens in Firefox Tools > Page Info > Media and in fact you can download all the jpgs there so in this case DTA isn't needed at all. So my question is does DTA have a way to get around the 5~20 minutes of scrolling?
Your DownThemAll! and Browser Version and Language and Operating System
Can't find all image links until you complete 5 to 20 minutes of active hands-on scrolling
Steps To Reproduce
Additional info such as log extracts
Please enable Diagnostic Logging in the Privacy tab of the DownThemAll! preferences and either copy/paste essential part of the log or attach the entire log. Please note that the log may include sentitive information which you have to remove prior to posting it!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Not sure this is a bug exactly so sorry if mis-posted. DTA isn't finding all the jpg files on Scribd pages like this one because the pages load extremely outrageously slowly which I am guessing is intentional on the part of Scribd (my speed is excellent on all other websites). No page image within the doc loads until you scroll to it and wait there for at least 5 seconds and then the jpg takes 15-60 seconds to load. The documents I am talking about are all scans of 50 year-old magazines i.e. not things people wrote on computers.
So for DTA to work you must spend 5 to 20 minutes slowly manually scrolling through the document. If you don't do that DTA won't find the all the jpgs.
Same thing happens in Firefox Tools > Page Info > Media and in fact you can download all the jpgs there so in this case DTA isn't needed at all. So my question is does DTA have a way to get around the 5~20 minutes of scrolling?
Your DownThemAll! and Browser Version and Language and Operating System
DTA 3.0.8
FF ESR 45.7.0
Expected Behavior
Find all image links on page (at Scribd) for example https://www.scribd.com/document/236751248/Jugend-und-Technik-1970-01
Actual Behavior
Can't find all image links until you complete 5 to 20 minutes of active hands-on scrolling
Steps To Reproduce
Additional info such as log extracts
Please enable Diagnostic Logging in the Privacy tab of the DownThemAll! preferences and either copy/paste essential part of the log or attach the entire log. Please note that the log may include sentitive information which you have to remove prior to posting it!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: