Hi, I’m trying to monitor a new website with distill local (chrome) and it’s not working.
I try on any “cafe” posts listed here : https://section.cafe.naver.com/ca-fe/home
I try to monitor the main body of the post with a css selector on “.se-main-container”, and on the first check I get the error “port not found with 7.”
I tried with and without javascript enabled, I tried increasing the wait for duration to 10s, the page being slow to load (from EU).
There’s a lot of weird stuff going on on some of these Korean websites, like right click disabling etc, so I guess there is someting interfering with distill? I searched for this error on the forum but did not find much.
Sorry I wasn’t very clear, the link I shared was the home page with some popular cafe posts, you can click on any cafe post and you should find the css selector.
Here, I clicked on one, let’s just take this one as an exemple : Exemple post
EDIT : maybe a bad exemple as there is no text in the main body, here is another one
Btw, I tried with a few other css selectors I think, and it never worked.
It did not work with “.se-main-container”, “.content CafeViewer”, “.article_viewer”, “.article_container”, but I tried with the menu “.box-special-menu” and it seems to be working, so there’s something related to the main body of the article that makes distill not work.
I found a css selector that contains the post main content, and does work with Distill : “#content-area”
Unfortunatly, it takes too much content to be really usefull, as I only want to monitor the content of the post under “.se-main-container”
Any idea of what is causing the “port not found” error, or how to make it work another way?
Edit: I just tried to monitor with the windows app, and it worked first time, no issue. So I guess it’s kinda solved? Still available to do more tests to diagnose the extention “port not found” error.
