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that's one of the problems that i considered since html is not that descriptive. i could also see sites purposely changing format just to cause incompatibility
by epynonymous 16y ago
that's one of the problems that i considered since html is not that descriptive. i could also see sites purposely changing format just to cause incompatibility if they're not excited about you ripping data from them.
i feel that html should be slightly overhauled to add context to all data, so instead of a <td>, it's stock 52 week high or something along those lines.
i just had a thought, perhaps rss is the answer! do sites still use that? i kind of feel rss is a dead technology.