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Furthermore, what you mean with `Javascript pages supported`? Could I just specify where it has to click or do I need to make a reverse engineering of the ajax

Furthermore, what you mean with `Javascript pages supported`? Could I just specify where it has to click or do I need to make a reverse engineering of the ajax calls?

binux 12y ago
http://demo.pyspider.org/debug/js_test_sciencedirect http://demo.pyspider.org/debug/js_test_sciencedirect is a sample for this. There is a phantomjs fetcher that can render the page as WebKit did. Furthermore, you can have some JavaScript running before/after page loaded to simulate a mouse click.
- pknerd 12y ago
  But will it not be slow? Assuming downloading css/images etc?
  - binux 12y ago
    Images not downloaded default. Both the fetcher and the phantomjs proxy is totally async.