Async in pyppeteer is definitely a learning curve. One thing that helped me was using `page.waitForFunction()` to check for specific conditions before proceeding. It’s more flexible than just waiting for selectors.
For timeouts, I’d recommend using `page.setDefaultNavigationTimeout()` and `page.setDefaultTimeout()` to give it more time to load.
Also, check out the pyppeteer Discord group—there are some really helpful folks there who can give you real-time advice.
For timeouts, I’d recommend using `page.setDefaultNavigationTimeout()` and `page.setDefaultTimeout()` to give it more time to load.
Also, check out the pyppeteer Discord group—there are some really helpful folks there who can give you real-time advice.