![]() ![]() the following: conda install -c conda-forge pyppeteer conda install -c conda-forge/label/broken. ![]() The render function does not use my proxy: req = session. I am trying to download a notebook as PDF via LaTeX. Restart chrome.exe with the arguemts and check if you can use it without any proxy auth. hello, I am running a function that uses a package called " node-html-to-image" which uses puppeteer-cluster to generate images by html. It works similar to Selenium, supporting both headless and non-headless mode. ![]() Start chrome.exe with the _–proxy-pac-url=" argument, enter your credentials and install the Proxy Auto Auth addon. Pyppeteer is a Python wrapper for the JavaScript (Node) Puppeteer library. Okay, now that we are all set and configured. Session = HTMLSession(browser_args=['-no-sandbox', '-proxy-pac-url=" while using the Proxy Auto Auth addon for chromium… Note: This might take a while as Puppeteer will need to download and install Chromium in the background. >'win64': WindowsPath('C:/Users/XXX/AppData/Local/pyppeteer/pyppeteer/local-chromium/575458/chrome-win32/chrome.exe'Ĭhromium does not accept Auth+Password given to -proxy-server=“XXX” arg, see here ![]() Python -c 'import pyppeteer print(pyppeteer.chromium_downloader.chromiumExecutable)' But doing this directly from the notebook using File -> Download as -> pdf will not. The initial Chromium Download of pyppeteer does not use proxies, so I had to download it manually and check where it expects to be: My goal is to scrape some cisco site, which has al lot of html returned by js - therefor I have to use the render functionality. I am in a very restrictive Coorporate Network and expiriencing many issues with Python and Proxies since the beginning of using requests-html. ![]()
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