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Is there a way to prevent the crawler from closing the page on the browser after finishing with the requestHandler? |
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Nope, the only way would be to not resolve from the request handler (you'd have to increase the request handler timeout probably too). What is your use case? We were discussing the very same thing recently with one company. |
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Hi, any example on not resolving the handler until I want it to? |
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The handler returns a promise, you could create a promise wrapper and call resolve once you are ready to release the page. |
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ohh, thank you so much!! I think this should do the trick for now. Are you guys planning to implement a feature where it can prevent crawler from closing page? |
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Not exactly, but we might do some improvements in this direction in the upcoming months. It depends on the need, that's why I was asking what is your use case, we won't change things without knowing what we are fixing/trying to support. |
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The handler returns a promise, you could create a promise wrapper and call resolve once you are ready to release the page.