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Not at all. A WARC file gives you exactly what you would see on the wire, or in the network inspector tab of your browser. It does nothing to the content, and
by uniqueuid 4y ago
Not at all.
A WARC file gives you exactly what you would see on the wire, or in the network inspector tab of your browser. It does nothing to the content, and that's the point.
The only thing you gain (and that's very important for other reasons as well) is an immutable ground truth to work from when creating the reader view of a given article.
- lijogdfljk 4y agoGotcha - yea i was hoping maybe it snapshotted the HTML or some such, side stepping some issues long dynamic text or JS shenanigans