I am using Python 3.11.3
I was having this error : "TypeError: 'dict_keys' object is not subscriptable"
locations.keys() had to be explicitly converted into list to prevent this exception.

the previous code would output [[1,2],[3,3]] instead of [[1,2],[3,4]]
because i variable increase one by one instead of the expexted two by two

Added Http-headers

Fix ranges extraction when serializing Text widget tag ranges in rich_text_editor.py.

Previously, iterating with enumerate(ranges[::2]) caused pairing of (startN, startN) for subsequent ranges. This change iterates over the original ranges in steps of 2 to correctly pair (start, end).

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- Add pdf_compressor_ghostscript.py using open-source Ghostscript
- Update README.md with both legacy and recommended methods
- Update requirements.txt to note system dependencies
- Fixes issue x4nth055#129: PDFTron/PDFNet is now commercial and requires license
- Provides free alternative with same functionality and API

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Fix RadioButtons labels: convert dict_keys to list to avoid TypeError on Python 3.11+ (Matplotlib expects an indexable sequence). Verified in sandbox that `dict_keys` raises and `list(...)` works. Safe, minimal change.

- Replace broken meta tag extraction with modern ytInitialData approach
- Fix channel URL construction to use proper /channel/ path prefix
- Add robust error handling for YouTube's changing structure
- Extract title, views, date, channel info, and description successfully
- Maintain backward compatibility with command-line interface

The original script was completely broken due to YouTube's HTML structure changes.
This rewrite successfully extracts core video information using the modern approach.

…th the password, wifi network name, and cipher.

  - Updated the README file to briefly explain what the script output shows.

 Adding security type for windows in the output

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