KHTMLScrub
Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): Add the source-code for this project on opencode.net
The point of KHTMLScrub is to remove unwanted tags and attributes from html files. Once the options are set you can apply the options to as many htmls as you want, and KHTMLScrub will also give you a preview of how the altered document looks, before you save them.
This program came about from a simple request at Groklaw about a GUI frontend for html_scrub.
I started coding one up, but had problems making my program behave as I wanted it too. So after a couple of re-writes, I ended up implementing on its own.
Andre Eisenbach has kindly done an ebuild for all you Gentoo users.
15 years ago
0.3.1 29/06/04
Changed the warning dialog to be much more informative. Also improved some usability.
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0.3 - 27/06/04
Changed the program into a kpart and shell, so it can be used as a plugin for Quanta.
Made the internals simpler and fixed quite a few bugs.
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0.2 25/06/04
Alterted the internal to make it more robust
Added the ability to save configuration files for html_scrub.
Added Handbook documentation.
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0.1 14/06/04
First Release
15 years ago
0.3.1 29/06/04
Changed the warning dialog to be much more informative. Also improved some usability.
---
0.3 - 27/06/04
Changed the program into a kpart and shell, so it can be used as a plugin for Quanta.
Made the internals simpler and fixed quite a few bugs.
---
0.2 25/06/04
Alterted the internal to make it more robust
Added the ability to save configuration files for html_scrub.
Added Handbook documentation.
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0.1 14/06/04
First Release
Base: 4 x 5.0 Ratings
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KHTMLScrub is part of Libre Apps, Games and Add-ons, which is supported by the following people:
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miguel2
12 years ago
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greatscot
15 years ago
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leonscape
15 years ago
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DexterMagnific
15 years ago
I love the AdBlock extension in mozilla, and i'm wondering if your program could do something like this, or if there is a similar one ?
Sorry for my english
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leonscape
15 years ago
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carlosd
15 years ago
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leonscape
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asparks
15 years ago
Looking at what I found on the web, can you specify what tags to edit out rather than using standards only? Does that make sense?
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leonscape
15 years ago
The purpose is to remove unwanted tags, not tidy html mistakes (which is what html tidy does).
Though I've though about doing that as well. Lots of features to add yet...
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MDonoughe
15 years ago
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leonscape
15 years ago
Could you send me an example file, and I'll see what I can do.
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