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    Comment #47462391

    Used Windows since forever because "it just worked for me". Last year switched to Fedora + Plasma, as I started to consider staying on windows was risky. The feedback/forum tool, h…

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    Comment #47087213

    Getting tired of their framework-free narrative. What they are doing is backing in the browser, via specifications and proposals to the platform, their ideas of a framework. They a…

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    Comment #44396716

    Yep, `lit` is contaminating the browser API with their ideas just because their group of people writes the code for the browsers. They should be competing from the outside. Instead…

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    Comment #43769665

    SolidJS and dom-expressions are the best things that have happened in the front-end since React, it is influencing the whole ecosystem, from templating to Signals. It will be very,…

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    Comment #42140616

    > The uploader has not made this video available in your country We really need a civilization changing event to rethink some stuff.

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    Comment #42060885

    Made this table listing the typings used by SolidJS, Voby, Vue, Preact, React, Pota, VSCode-LSP and Chrome, for easily comparing type definitions between frameworks and the browser…

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    Comment #41977934

    In an all honest reply, is that the people that writes these specifications, live disconnected from the reality, they don't use the stuff they specify. That stuff works for very si…

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    Comment #40667367

    If the URL is public you may post it here or in a GitHub issue, so I can take a look to what's wrong with it.

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    Comment #40656542

    Thanks for sharing!

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    Comment #40652716

    I think you are misunderstanding, your application is expected to give mostly 200s codes, if you get a 404, then a link is broken or a page misbehaving which is exactly why that pa…

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    Comment #40646346

    It tries to fetch a sitemap for in case there's some missing link. But it starts from the root and crawls internal links. There's a new mode added this morning for spa with the opt…

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    Comment #40645163

    It saves the generated/rendered html, but I have just added a `spa` mode, that will save the original HTML without modifications. This makes most simple web app work. I have also u…

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    Comment #40641453

    let me know how that goes I am interested!

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    Comment #40641408

    Modern websites execute JavaScript that render DOM nodes that are displayed on the browser. For example if you look at this site on the browser https://pota.quack.uy/ and do `curl …

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    Comment #40639866

    > Why would someone crawl their own website? My main use case is that the docs site https://pota.quack.uy/ , Google cannot index it properly. On here https://www.google.com/search?…

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    Comment #40639679

    Yes! You know, I was considering this the previous couple of days, was looking around on how to construct a `mhtml` file for serving all the files at the same time. Unrelated to th…

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    Comment #40639023

    Big fan of HTTrack! reminds me of the old days and makes me sad of the current state of the web. I am not sure if HTTTrack progressed from fetching resources, long time since I use…

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    Comment #40638964

    Status codes, I am displaying the list because mostly on a JavaScript driven application you don't want other codes than 200 (besides media). I thought about robots.txt but as this…

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    Comment #40636333

    That's something I haven't explored, sounds interesting. Right now, the zip file contains a mirror of the files found on the website when loaded in a browser. I've ended with a zip…

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    Comment #40636271

    Sure, I forgot about that detail, what license do you suggest?

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    Comment #40635210

    That the page HTML is indexable by search engines without having to render in the server. Such unzipping to a directory served by nginx. You may also use it for archiving purposes,…