URI: 
       tupdate README - webdump - [FORK] git://git.codemadness.org/webdump
  HTML git clone git://git.z3bra.org/webdump.git
   DIR Log
   DIR Files
   DIR Refs
   DIR README
   DIR LICENSE
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   DIR commit 704af411d72351174342dda310c134da407ec0cb
   DIR parent 7615046ff3b05e22ffcf31fe73f384f6e094c3c6
  HTML Author: Hiltjo Posthuma <hiltjo@codemadness.org>
       Date:   Thu, 28 Nov 2019 22:23:52 +0100
       
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       -NOTE! work-in-progress (very slowly).
       +!!!
        
       +NOTE! work-in-progress (very slowly) and experimental.
       +This code has many dirty hacks and ugliness. Intended for my personal use only.
       +Knowing this: of course feel free to use it in any way you like, see LICENSE.
       +
       +!!!
       +
       +
       +webdump
       +-------
        
        Text-based HTML dump
        
        
       -Goals / scope:
       +Goals / scope
       +-------------
        
        The tool will only render HTML to stdout, similarly to links -dump or
        lynx -dump but simpler and more secure.
        
       -- It will be usable and secure for rendering HTML mails.
       -- No remote resources will be downloaded.
       +- HTML and XHTML will be supported.
       +- There will be some workarounds and quirks for broken and also legacy HTML code.
       +- It will be usable and secure for reading HTML from mails and RSS/Atom feeds.
       +- No remote resources which are part of the HTML will be downloaded:
       +  images, video, audio, etc. But these may be visible as an url.
        - Data will be written to stdout only.
       -- No support for Javascript, CSS support, frames or form input.
       +- No support for Javascript, CSS support, frames or forms.
       +- No HTTP or network protocol handling in general: HTML data is read from stdin.