Closed greenozon closed 8 months ago
Do you have chrome installed on your pc? or do you have something that uses port 5456 on your localhost or did you try to install it from the source code ? Because i used pyinstaller to compile the file from windows 10 machine so yeah
Yes, Google Chrome 109 I installed it using install from release page
the port you asked for (BTW what is that?) is not used on my system -
the most strangest thing is that it is eating CPU and title is rapidly updating with some random string... any ideas what htat might be?
Yes, Google Chrome 109 I installed it using install from release page
the port you asked for (BTW what is that?) is not used on my system -
theq most strangest thing is that it is eating CPU and title is rapidly updating with some random string... any ideas what htat might be?
Try to download it from the source code (the port for the browser GUI)
I"m not able to run it from sources...
here is the try to install dependencies: (working on Python 3.12)
I"m not able to run it from sources...
here is the try to install dependencies: (working on Python 3.12)
As i said in the FAQ it doesn't support python 3.12 python 3.12 is broken most libraries don't support it so yeah
Oh also i forgot to tell you the CPU usage issue is from the title changer you can fix it by remove while true from the title changer function in main.py i will fix that in the next update but for now try to install python 3.11 and install the requirements then run the tool it should work normally
OK! thanks for letting me know regarding python 3.12
do you think there is some chance to upgrade to 3.12 or it is an issue of dependent packages
Looks like py2exe is a show stopper in version 3.12... it's old raised issue and details could be found over here https://github.com/py2exe/py2exe/issues/191
3.12 has issues in a lot of libraries or at least the libraries that i always use so i just dont recommend it for now :)
OK, the issue is I cant just reinstall .12 to .11... as I need the 1st one for other tasks do you know if it's possible to have > 1 version under windows?
OK, the issue is I cant just reinstall .12 to .11... as I need the 1st one for other tasks do you know if it's possible to have > 1 version under windows?
yeah just install py 3.11 over it and you should have 2 python versions you can use py -3.12 to use py 3.12 and py -3.11 to use py 3.11
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Describe the bug Can't start the app right after installing
never ending scrambling strings are changing in the title and lots of CPU being consumed...
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior successful run of the tool
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Additional context Win7x64 SP1