Is there a way to capture the response from a script.js on a webpage using page.response in Browser Automation Studio without using Node.js, as multithreading wouldn’t work
or some other way to get the response from script.js
@DuckDuck Thank you very much. Besides blocking libraries, what else can be done to optimize BAS and reduce RAM and CPU usage? Because the tool I'm working with is expected to simultaneously scrape 20-30 news pages.
Add for-next loop at beginning,
Embed rest of code in that loop and add
[[CYCLE_INDEX]] to {{link fo category}} like this >
{{link fo category}}[[CYCLE_INDEX]]