I'm running the latest version of async playwright on Windows 10, with Firefox. My script is running as expected, but only as long as the window is maximized.
When I minimize it, I start getting timeout errors, and the browser just doesn't load the webpage at all.
I can't run headless, and can't use other browsers. Already tried changing these firefox params, but didn't help:
firefox_user_prefs = { "browser.tabs.unloadOnLowMemory": False, "dom.min_background_timeout_value": 10, "dom.min_tracking_background_timeout_value": 10, "dom.timeout.throttling_delay": 600000, "network.http.throttle.enable": False, }
Are there any settings or tricks to make it active in the background?
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