Hello
First of all, you're script works well and saved me many times.

In Excel, French Character such as é, à .... are displayed incorrectly.

There's multiple ways to force encoding in Excel
But even I thought it's better to do it directly from the export-script :)

Here's an improvement that I made :

element.setAttribute('href', 'data:text/plain;charset=utf-8,' + encodeURIComponent(text));
element.setAttribute('href', 'data:text/plain;charset=utf-8,%EF%BB%BF' + encodeURIComponent(text));

Source : imal hasaranga perera
Thanks :)

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Hi Zeex

Firstly, thank you kindly for taking the time to write this code. Just a small piece of feedback because actually I think I've solved this problem to a degree that I can accept, but the feedback may be worth updating front page to recommend using Chrome, unless you wish to investigate.

Using Deezer I did two pulls over two days, of seven playlists and got the following results:
Real Number - Pull 1 - Pull 2
Playlist 1: 912 - 877 - 889
Playlist 2: 1829 - 1715 - 1827
Playlist 3: 216 - 215 -194
Playlist 4: 739 - 695 - 719
Playlist 5: 90 - 84 - 71
Playlist 6: 714 - 698 - 694
Playlist 7: 735 - 699 - 714
(Actually did multiple pulls day 1 and all failed but only saved one set of the data)

I decided to download vanilla Chrome Version 114.0.5735.199 (Official Build) (64-bit) as part and retested before sending this message, and had one failed download:

Playlist 3: 216 - 202

Second attempt was successful.

Thanks for developing this script! I tried to use it on both Firefox and Chrome, and the scrolling is working nicely but the script doesn't recognize when the scrolling ends so it doesn't download any file :-( Even after I see the scrolling reached the last line and nothing changes, the script doesn't recognize this and continues to scroll and print the "Scrolling..." message thousands of more times, with no end.

I tried to debug the problem myself, without much success :-( If I try to print songs.length I get 0 all the time - also doesn't look correct. Maybe deezer changed their page layout after you developed this script?

Hello, I had issue using the CSV generated by the script in another application and noticed it was related to the space after each separator (,).

As now
Title,Album,Artist
"atitle", "analbum", "anartist1, anartist2, anartistn"

Should be
Title,Album,Artist
"atitle","analbum","anartist1, anartist2, anartistn"

            var csvEntry = [
                '"' + song.title.replaceAll("\"", "'") + '"',
                '"' + song.album.replaceAll("\"", "'") + '"', 
                '"' + song.artist.replaceAll("\"", "'") + '"'
            ].join(',');

This will fix quote escaping issues when parsing the CSV.