Been doing this for years with KDE. No grouping there.

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Since the dawn of LLMs it’s virtually impossible to scrape web content. Headless browsers have become basically useless. I actually have to automate keyboard inputs to simulate the navigation. I could maybe try to write the javascript cache to file but honestly it’s just faster that way.

The data is non critical and doesn’t contain indentifying info so I use ocr.space API. You could probably find ways to use the tesseract libraries locally.

A governmental-ish site I’m required to use doesn’t push notifications as mails, so you have to login daily to check for updates. Updates may happen multiple times daily or once a month. I automated my server to access the site once a day with my credentials, screenshot the notifications, parse them with ocr, and send myself a mail.

XING has been my compromise. It does feel like more and more of a ghost town though. LinkedIn is where the jobs are.

One of the reasons I switched to YunoHost (the other being backups).

Can you explain why you would think Steam is so bad? I would argue they’re pretty fair, especially with the option to buy steam cards for cash to not disclose your personal data. Does the client do some unsavory shit?

Here’s a good comparison where delta chatis included