Hey, I’ve been there with pyppeteer! One thing that helped me was using `page.evaluate()` to check if certain elements are ready before proceeding. It’s a bit more manual, but it gives you more control.
For timeouts, I usually set a higher default timeout and also use `page.waitForResponse()` if I’m waiting for specific network requests to finish.
Also, check out the pyppeteer GitHub issues page—there are some great tips and workarounds from the community.
For timeouts, I usually set a higher default timeout and also use `page.waitForResponse()` if I’m waiting for specific network requests to finish.
Also, check out the pyppeteer GitHub issues page—there are some great tips and workarounds from the community.