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Here's the source code for anyone interested. It's generated using an online tool that provides the source of any chrome store extension. Link to source code

Wonderful, thank you! I never really bothered to search for something like that because it took me less than a minute to do it anyway.. but this is really helpful! And the code is hosted on github, which is superb

Idea for new feature: One thing that I often do when i watch a video, especially with the broadcasting, i like to watch the audio in one language, usually different than english, and have the english subtitles. I usually download the file in the audio language and separately download the srt file and then merge them in VLC... Maybe this could be a nice feature to make.

As a developer myself, I'd really like to see the source code on github.

Yesterday afternoon they had deployed another version to the website which potentially caused this to stop working... Guess its an end to an era

immediately removed; edit: available again

Try going to new.stream.jw.org instead. It will then ask you to login and redirect you back to stream.jw.org

I'm going to join you with the happy tears! Sooooo thankful to Jehovah... Can't even begin to describe how much this means to me... Currently because of my circumstances, I couldn't even auxiliary pioneer with 30, not even thinking about regular... I am soo looking forward to memorial season!

@GeordieGirl However much this feature is useful, its one of the things in the app that I highly dislike. It goes ahead and tries to open all sorts of links and programs.. The problem is that sometime when you opened a link, you chose it to open with JW Library and selected the "always" option. What you should do is go to JW Library app settings, and look for "defaults". There you should try to find a way to remove this app from opening the "supported web addresses" by default. What I have as an option on my S21 is an dropdown menu when to open supported links with the available options 1. In this app 2. Always ask 3. In other app. What you should have chosen is "Always ask". In other words, the app supports opening links from the jw.org domain. You should be able to choose whether you want to allow it to open those links or not. It might be little bit different on your device, but you should try to find something along those lines mentioned above.

Message me, we can schedule a call or a meeting of sort, and we can discuss this further. I did start a project like this some time ago, but i abandoned it due to increase in personal responsibilities...

I heard the TimTam slam only works with instant coffee...

To all who don't have a webcam or their camera has poor quality, and you have a spare android phone at home, you could use your phone's camera as a webcam. All you need is to install this program both on your pc and on your android phone PC Client : https://www.dev47apps.com/ Android App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dev47apps.droidcam Both your phone and pc need to be on the same network, and you will be able to stream the camera back to your pc, which you can then use as a camera input for skype or zoom.

Sorry i didn't come across this topic earlier... it somehow passed through without me noticing.. I totally agree with the quote in bold. I found this book recently when i visited a brother... I have seen many of Jordan Peterson's videos on Youtube and i can say i like the guy... so when i came across the book i thought it would be a real gem that i would regret not finding sooner... i skimmed through the whole book and then read a chapter that captured my attention... Oh my.... he talked about everything BUT the point of the chapter... it was the chapter that talked about patting a cat... The point can really be summed in 1-2 pages max... and he talks on the subject for 10 pages... (or more, i cant really remember), and he just keeps bouncing back and forth between many different ideas and subjects... Then i came to the conclusion that I'd better stick to his videos and discard the book. Here's a youtube video that gives a nice overview of the book https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFo9-7VX2K8 And on a side note, to those who say that we shouldn't read secular literature to get great advice about life, i most definitely don't agree. The Bible is the ultimate source of right and wrong, but on the same time all it gives is principles. It seldom offers practical ways to implement those principles in someones lives. For example, there're the principles of forgiveness, that we should commend others, that we should be good listeners, compassionate with other etc. And how do you put those into practice? We need bunch of watchtowers, emphasizing over and over and OVER again how to act on those principles. A prime example is the book "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie. If you keep in mind the Bible principles, and then just use those books to find practical ways to apply those principles, I'd say that's the perfect combinations. Oftentimes, the writers themselves use Bible verses to back up a certain claim. So, in any way, caution must be exercised when reading those books because they always contain some ideas that contradict the Bible...

Lovely two days so far... In addition to what has already been said, here's a link to a video showing the atmosphere when the candidates were leaving for baptism. https://photos.app.goo.gl/y6ZjQEvYYrjajb5VA

Looking forward to that But I'd still want to hug a Koala...