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i really enjoy using eww browser for at least 30% of my browsing. it's very hackable -- you can easily hook into its code to make handlers for different urls, l
by mullikine 6y ago
i really enjoy using eww browser for at least 30% of my browsing. it's very hackable -- you can easily hook into its code to make handlers for different urls, load differently, render differently per website, etc.. i usually open up eww when i want to properly digest a website too, or create a bookmark or link to a part of a website. eww is great!
- mrspeaker 6y agoRecently I've been prioritizing sites that don't use require JavaScript, and therefore have been using Eww a lot more (I'll still often escape out to Firefox). But I love that I can write lisp macros to scrape out data - it's like a cooler GreaseMonkey... though I haven't found a good jQuery-like way to get at elements... any ideas?
- mullikine 6y agofirstly, it is possible to get the javascript-generated dom in eww: https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/heaoiu/weekly_tipstricketc_thread/%20chrome%20dom%20dump https://www.reddit.com/r/emacs/comments/heaoiu/weekly_tipstr... as for looking into elements -- i would probably access the dom and put it through xpath or something. sounds like a challenge