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Seams to work fine, the same in both cases.

I had some issue with attacing to existing chrome. But it was very wired. First of all log: some findings: https://issues.chromium.org/issues/42323720 As you know I know about this: Finally I was able to attach to runing Chrome instances and this usually works fine. Today my situation was like this: I was working on automating a certain portal, to which a client logged in. This portal is something like an email box. To make sure that the page would not log me out, I refreshed the page every few minutes or clicked on some of its elements (inbox, trash, sent, etc.). I wrote 20 lines of code and did tests by connecting to an existing session. another 20 lines.... another 20 lines.... another 20 lines.... After about 2 hours of such work, the error that I mention above appeared. The log comes from the connection creation stage, i.e. the part of the code that I did not change. Simply refreshing the browser F5 did not help - unfortunately I did not check CTRL+F5 (or CTRL+SHIFT+R) that should perform a "hard refresh". Interestingly, the only solution that helped was manually navigating to another page within the same browser tab, and then navigating again to the automated portal, which fortunately did not log me out. Question: Do you have any idea why manually navigating to another portal and navigating back to the desired portal solves this problem? btw. Today I did reasarch on Au3Forum and I saw other related question - quite fresh - I think they may be related to my issue:

@Gladson did you solve your issue ?

I would say that it really is "Wrongly highlighted" but I think this imp can be turned into something useful (to have colored different syntax, with background like in comment blocks) which can became handy in case you store in AU3 code another type of code/data - some XML, JSON, INI snippet as a documentation to function.

Yes Thus It is possible that I have newer/different SciLexer.dll or something like that.

I don't know if you remember, or even if I wrote about it in general on the open forum or in private chats with @Jos, but In the past I had big problems with performance on most of my projects. After replacing the computer a few years ago, from i7 3gen to a brand new DELL I5 10Gen with an NVME (Micron) drive, the problems were partially solved. The last few months were a surprise to me because I felt an unexpected, significant drop in performance (switching between different files in SciTE took me up to a dozen or so seconds). I was really pissed off. As it turned out, it was all the fault of a weak FLASH PENDRIVE drive (that's how I had my projects). Interestingly, there must have been some changes in the file subsystems or in Antiviruses, because even transferring from USB FLASH to the original DELL NVME (Micron) didn't improve the situation. A month ago I got pissed off. Using the AS SSD Benchmark tool, I performed performance tests for: USB PENDRIVE, NVME (Micron) and a regular Samsung 960 256GB NVME drive (not the PRO version) and bought a new fast Samsung 980 PRO 1TB NVME drive After installing and mirroring the system (without fresh installation), everything started working almost in the blink of an eye I'll just say that currently my new NVME is almost 10 times faster than the USB PENDRIVE and about 3 times faster than the old NVME drive (Micron). Interestingly, I wanted to continue working with the USB Pendrive, so that I could work on a portable development environment at the client's site. I looked for statistics at https://ssd-tester.pl/pendrive_test.php I bought a fast PENDRIVE and as a result, my portable work environment also works fast enough not to get frustrated. I just wanted to end this story with a happy ending by saying that my performance problem in the context of the Dynamic Lua feature only occurred to me because my INCLUDE file set contains 265 non-standard UDFs + 149 Standard AutoIt UDF files, so a total of 414 AU3 files to track by Dynamic LUA script invocation. However, if your non-standard UDF set is small, you should not have any performance problems. And if someone has a problem with the speed of operation, I recommend working on the performance of your system, with particular attention to the disk speed. Regardless of the adventures I've had, writing advanced scripts has become easier, especially if they're based on many different, often constantly modified UDFs. So I'm currently happy with how Dynamic Lua feature works, and grateful for the work @Jos put in SciTE4AutoIt.

Thank you, I feel better day by day.

Yes, I know. But somehow it happened that I'm just trying to get back into programming after some life complications that I mentioned to you before.

I have a question about syntax highlighting in SciTE4AutoIt #cs ; HTML Example1 <shared-ui-common-notification> <div class="my-2 flex min-h-9 items-center gap-2 px-4 py-2 text-base bg-on-error border-error text-error"> <div class="flex items-center gap-2"> <mat-icon role="img" aria-hidden="true" class="mat-icon notranslate material-symbols-filled min-w-6 material-symbols-rounded mat-icon-no-color ng-star-inserted" data-mat-icon-type="font" data-mat-icon-namespace="material-symbols-rounded">error</mat-icon> <!----> <span class="break-word">Nieoczekiwany błąd serwera</span> </div> <span class="flex-grow"></span> </div> </shared-ui-common-notification> #ce #cs= ; HTML Example2 <shared-ui-common-notification> <div class="my-2 flex min-h-9 items-center gap-2 px-4 py-2 text-base bg-on-error border-error text-error"> <div class="flex items-center gap-2"> <mat-icon role="img" aria-hidden="true" class="mat-icon notranslate material-symbols-filled min-w-6 material-symbols-rounded mat-icon-no-color ng-star-inserted" data-mat-icon-type="font" data-mat-icon-namespace="material-symbols-rounded">error</mat-icon> <!----> <span class="break-word">Nieoczekiwany błąd serwera</span> </div> <span class="flex-grow"></span> </div> </shared-ui-common-notification> #ce Both comment block examples are almost identicall. They differ only by name and the third character Specifically = after #cs : ; #cs ;..... ..... #ce #cs= ;..... ..... #ce ; If you copy this code snippet to SciTE4AutoIt you will notice that in case of #cs ; HTML Example1 entire #CS#CE region have only changed background but not collored syntax in case of #cs= ; HTML Example2 entire #CS#CE region have deffault background but contains collored syntax Can this be mixed somehow ? What is my goal: I would like to place HTML/XML/JSON/INI example snippets inside a comment block so that the background changes color but still maintain syntax highlighting Of course it should not be default behavior but for example only in case you put some characters after #cs and before new line. What is your opinion on this?

Maybe @jpm can say more about. I hope so.

new findings: Detect if WebView2 is installed on clients machine (VB.NET)

Because the rest of the code which you didn't present here works exactly like that.

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Pleaae look here: https://react-select.com/home Which one (select element) is most comparable to your case.

Especially since they have gone up in price by 100% over the last 2 years, and now every time you use a certificate, you need a cryptographic card. Previously, the certificate could be in a file and you didn't need a cryptographic card.