jsoup 1.14.1 is out now, with simple request session management, increased parse robustness, and a ton of other improvements, speed-ups, and bug fixes.
See the full announcement for all the details on what's changed.
Bugfix: corrected a potential case of the parser input stream not being closed immediately on a read exception.
Bugfix: when making a HTTP POST, if the request write fails, make sure the connection is immediately cleaned up.
Bugfix: updated the HtmlTreeParser resetInsertionMode to the current spec for supported elements
jhy/jsoup#1491
Bugfix [Fuzz]: fixed a slow parse when a tag has thousands of null characters in it.
jhy/jsoup#1580
Bugfix [Fuzz]: the adoption agency algorithm can have an incorrect bookmark position
jhy/jsoup#1576
Bugfiz [Fuzz]: malformed HTML could result in null elements on stack
jhy/jsoup#1579
Bugfix [Fuzz]: malformed deeply nested table elements could create a stack overflow.
jhy/jsoup#1577
*** Release 1.14.1 [2021-Jul-10]
Change: updated the minimum supported Java version from Java 7 to Java 8.
Change: updated the minimum Android API level from 8 to 10.
Change: although Node#childNodes() returns an UnmodifiableList as a view into its children, it was still
directly backed by the internal child list. That made some uses, such as looping and moving those children to
another element, throw a ConcurrentModificationException. Now this method returns its own list so that they are
separated and changes to the parent's contents will not impact the children view. This aligns with similar methods
such as Element#children(). If you have code that iterates this list and makes parenting changes to its contents,
you may need to make a code update.
jhy/jsoup#1431
Change: the org.jsoup.Connection interface has been modified to introduce new methods for sessions and the cookie
store. If you have a custom implementation of this interface, you will need to add implementations of these methods.
Improvement: added HTTP request session management support with Jsoup.newSession(). This extends the Connection
implementation to support (optional) sessions, which allow request defaults (timeout, proxy, etc) to be set once and
then applied to all requests within that session.
Cookies are re-implemented to correctly support path and domain filtering when used within a session. A default
in-memory cookie store is used for the session, or a custom implementation (perhaps disk-persistent, or pre-set)
can be used instead.
Forms submitted using the FormElement#submit() use the same session that was used to fetch the document and so pass
cookies and other defaults appropriately.
The session is multi-thread safe and can execute multiple requests concurrently. If the user accidentally tries to
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