If you want the second folder to stay updated with the potential changes that appear in the original folder after working with it, then yes, you would need to copy it again.
How do I prevent the browser from opening in the current project?
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I don't want the browser to open in a running project. I don't want it to monitor user actions. How can I do it?
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@hasandevaki if you are talking about opening a browser window in a running project - the function is available when you compile the project
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@tet-vivi no, I don't want it to be traceable after the project is complete. The sites and values I entered will not appear. No one can "show the browser"
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@hasandevaki said in How do I prevent the browser from opening in the current project?:
@tet-vivi no, I don't want it to be traceable after the project is complete. The sites and values I entered will not appear. No one can "show the browser"
tanksYou were answered correctly, to hide browsers from users, you need to enable the "Hide browsers" option when compiling the script.
