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by ralferoo
2 days ago
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It sounds like a nice idea, but "It drives a real browser, lets the page finish doing whatever it does, grabs the finished result, and then rips every script out of it." sounds like it'd fail for a lot of websites that do things like display some kind of modal banner inviting you to click something to close it, and that prevents scrolling while that is open, whilst also delaying loading the rest of the article until a certain scroll point is hit. |
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