getCoreContentText for any websites using mozilla/readability #641
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It would be great for most sites, especially those that are readable. However, I'm unsure if it's suitable for non-readable sites. |
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mozilla/readability provides isProbablyReaderable. I think combining it with the original detection method, instead of just keeping mozilla/readability, will yield better results: 777f405 |
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Introduce the mozilla/readability library for content parsing and optimize the logic of obtaining core content text.
@mozilla/readability
A standalone version of the readability library used for Firefox Reader View.