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[Python-Dev] htmllib vs. HTMLParser

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> Perhaps, but it might be a mug's game.  I was on the Lynx developer list for
> a while, and bad HTML requires many, many hacks to be processed sensibly.

Yes, I know what you mean.  I would personally be happy to simply
reject bad HTML (return None from the parser), and force the user to
do what he currently has to do to handle it.

Bill

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