You need to save the response, which contains the desired information, to a variable using this action:
After that, you need to take the required data from the previously saved variable using this action:
Or this action:
You can learn about how to make Xpath queries on the Internet.
@Omini yes, I just tried this way too, it still seems to cut-off at 1,000,000 bytes, so it wasn't related to breaking due to content etc, it still seems to be a data length / quota memory problem
If anyone has this problem add a HTTP client reset at the beginning of your script. HTTP client seems to get clogged at a certain point. Issue resolved.
i think it could help my pc resources a lot. if i understood correctlly, it works only for browser.
and in case you visit 100 websites+ (without restarting thread/browser), the cache you didnt save (or saved) really makes a difference in performance especially if its a lot of threads?
Correct, the network actions are related to the browser only. Denying the data you will not need, img or css for example will load the websites alot faster and will not save the information for future usages.
