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Is it possible to share cache across threads in order to save bandwidth?

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    Threads communication

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    @cronjupiter said in Threads communication:

    Hi everyone. I need to do communication between threads in one application. How i got that it is really tricky to implement and i don't like those solutions. Global variables can handle only strings and integers, because functions or arrays binded to global variables works only in current thread and disappear in others. For example i have an object['key81'] that i need to increment from all threads, and there can be many of those keys. How to do this? Thanks.

    An object in a global variable is ideal for your task. Look on the forum, I gave an example of the implementation.

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    Thread gets some errors and then freezes

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    Pick specific numbers from 2 text file in one thread

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    @YounesGa To have each thread use only 1 line, set the value "max success usage: 1", "max number of simultaneous use: 1".
    This is equivalent to the fact that after the flow finishes running with a result of Success, the already used proxy line will not be used again, whereas if there is an error, it will be reused 999999999 times and only one line. for each stream
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    Untickinf "Fail thread if Element not found" of no use

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    [Network cache mask deny] action works for browser only or http client too?

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    @yourfriendkarol said in [Network cache mask deny] action works for browser only or http client too?:

    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.