web scraping/browsers

[zolli22]

first off: we have made some great progress on the "getting data from the internet" page! (link to pull request will all relevant content here )

however, I'm not a huge fan of the fact that we only have instructions for safari, since there are probably many people who don't use safari.

Here are my suggestions for improvement:

• maybe use a table from wikipedia instead of Reed's website, since I think more people would likely web scrape from wikipedia than other websites.
• instead of safari, have examples for the process using Firefox (yay opensource!) and chrome (which is very commonly used).

Interested to hear what others think on this! cheers!

[RhoBott]

$0.02:

• One of the benefits of using Reed's data is that we know that we have permission to scrape that; it's also generally-relevant to Reedies (vs. picking a Wikipedia page on some subject which may feel less-relevant to some folks, but - I am likely overthinking this.) ((If wikipedia, then can it be about penguins?))

• I am definitely behind presenting information for multiple browsers. If we have Safari already, perhaps add Firefox and Chrome?

[anaqb]

I can definitely add instructions for Firefox and Chrome! I think I actually never had the issue of not finding the "inspect element" option when I used chrome to test this out way back in the beginning so that is a big plus.