Parses Html into a typed IEnumerable flat structure. v1.0.8 changes: - Bugfix: Handle attributes that contain tags, including malformed attributes - Upgrade to .net8.0 v1.0.7 changes: - Reference parent and child nodes from INode. v1.0.6 changes: - Ignores stript and style tags. - Bugfix: Ignore for nested script tags. v1.0.4 changes: - Cater for non standard html tags. - Ignore xml. - Improve parsing recovery when parsing a malformed html document. i.e closing tag without an opening tag or visa versa. - Load raw node text into parsed INode objects. (Will consume more memory). Future Features: - Report parsing errors.
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Parses Html into a typed IEnumerable flat structure. v1.0.8 changes: - Bugfix: Handle attributes that contain tags, including malformed attributes - Upgrade to .net8.0 v1.0.7 changes: - Reference parent and child nodes from INode. v1.0.6 changes: - Ignores stript and style tags. - Bugfix: Ignore for nested script tags. v1.0.4 changes: - Cater for non standard html tags. - Ignore xml. - Improve parsing recovery when parsing a malformed html document. i.e closing tag without an opening tag or visa versa. - Load raw node text into parsed INode objects. (Will consume more memory). Future Features: - Report parsing errors.
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