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Originally Posted by Ealdwulf
OK. Finally got a chance to verify this. Cleaned the cache, verified FireFox up to date, restarted the browser.
Current Calibre version: 5.22 [64bit]
Current FanFicFare version: 4.3.11
Current FireFox version: 89.0.2
Opened two stories on FF.net and paged through each chapter, clicked the author URL, and clicked the stories images for each.
confirmed the relevant sections of personal.ini are:
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[defaults]
browser_cache_path:C:\Users\bryan\AppData\Local\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\4vb4brdx.default-release\cache2
[www.fanfiction.net]
use_cloudscraper:true
use_browser_cache:true
browser_cache_age_limit:4.0
#use_browser_cache_only:false
I have tried both to overwrite if newer (the stories are, one with a single new chapter and the other with four new chapters), and also just updating. Both give same error message in the comment column of the log file for the job:
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Directory does not contain a known browser cache type: 'C:\Users\bryan\AppData\Local\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\4vb4brdx.default-release'
And looking at about :cache once again confirms the entry:
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Storage disk location: C:\Users\bryan\AppData\Local\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\4vb4brdx.default-release\cache2
I'm not sure what else to do on this, I haven't tried to use WebtoEpub for this but considering the error message I doubt it would allow this to work. |
First, you shouldn't need that reference to cloudscraper under [
www.fanfiction.net] in [overrides], though I don't know if having it there will actually hurt anything or not. You might try commenting it out for testing purposes just to eliminate a variable.
However, I have a suspicion about something with Firefox that would very well cause the exact problem you are having.
Type
about:config in your browser URL bar and hit enter. Search for the following setting:
browser.cache.disk.enable
Is it set to
true or
false? If it is set to
false, click on it once to change it to
true, then try to page through a fic and run FFF again.
Also, while you are in
about:config, check the following additional setting as well:
devtools.cache.disabled
Make sure that this setting is set to
false.
Once you have done the two things above, the last thing you need to do is type
about:support in the browser URL window and hit enter. Click the button to clear the startup cache under "Try clearing the startup cache". Apparently, for some reason turning on the browser cache doesn't actually seem to take affect until you force-clear the Firefox startup cache using this method. Once you do it, things again start getting written to the cache.