Bugfix/page import qt5#34
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Thanks! - let's just change it to qtpy's dependency flags and then we merge it.
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Instead of try/except, I would suggest using qtpy's PYQT5 flag
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also, please use "conventional commits" (rather a new feature in this case, so "feat:"). More info can be found here: https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/
Patch the QWebEnginePage import difference between pyqt5 on one hand and pyqt6/pyside6 on a second hand
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Description
This PR allows the use of pyqt5 as a backend. The main difference is the import of the QWebEnginePage class from different modules.
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