Oleksii Shytikov
Oleksii Shytikov
[This package](https://www.npmjs.com/package/httpntlm) for me looks more reliable, but most likely because I've used it and it did not caused any problems.
I believe this feature could be more general, like storing the progress on `Dropbox`, if implemented we could also download books from this shared drive account. Which could be nice...
I think the biggest problem here is search. You can search in English only. Basically if you have your book in any other language you stuck.
OK. Wow! You right, my FB2 files were not recognized because they are in archives. But it is basically standard way to distribute files in `fb2.zip` archives. Maybe it could...
It's not about cookies either... Just checked. Something else was used to identify that user is running not on actual mobile...
Very strange thing... If run URL on browser on mobile client it won't work properly either. So somehow it detects that it runs inside application, not regular browser.
Exactly. I'm was talking from developer prospective. Sometimes I just don't care do the results are actual results or not. I'm quite OK with the fact, that my request succeeded...
Supplementary idea: For first call always request values for all fields. Cache them, and when user will add or remove attributes from query, not re-execute query, but remove or add...
You're definitely right, but sometimes this `REPL` (read–eval–print loop) process is slow either because of query complexity or network delays. I believe we could involve some caching to make it...
Could you maybe provide a code snippet to illustrate the problem?