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I just thought about the code codeverage tool in chrome and how awesome it would be to be able to execute it across a test suite and get the results. I found out that puppeteer seems to support interacting with the code coverage tool (starting it and collecting the result at least). And so I'm wondering if that could be a good idea for ferrum too? would it be complicated? can it already be done with extensions maybe (I don't think so).
Hi @jarthod yes I had similar idea in the past, it's worth trying to implement it, maybe as a side project under rubycdp not sure. Anyways we are close to Ferrum and Cuprite 1.0 this is top priotity by now, after that I have a bunch of ideas to check including stealth mode and so on...
I'm doing some issue gardening 🌱🌿 🌷 and came upon this issue.
What do you think about moving some of the more exotic feature requests into discussions, to gauge interest? For any open-source project there will be a ton of ideas, but it rarely make sense to satisfy all of them (implementing and maintaining is a lot of work).
There should be a button 'move to discussions' in Github's UI.
By closing some old issues we reduce the list of open issues to a more manageable set.
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route commentedon Feb 3, 2021
Hi @jarthod yes I had similar idea in the past, it's worth trying to implement it, maybe as a side project under rubycdp not sure. Anyways we are close to Ferrum and Cuprite 1.0 this is top priotity by now, after that I have a bunch of ideas to check including stealth mode and so on...
sandstrom commentedon May 12, 2025
I'm doing some issue gardening 🌱🌿 🌷 and came upon this issue.
What do you think about moving some of the more exotic feature requests into discussions, to gauge interest? For any open-source project there will be a ton of ideas, but it rarely make sense to satisfy all of them (implementing and maintaining is a lot of work).
There should be a button 'move to discussions' in Github's UI.
By closing some old issues we reduce the list of open issues to a more manageable set.