Browser Version (if a browser bug): Firefox 95.0.2
Expected Behavior
When I use Mercury.parse() all works fine and when I add to it a custom Extractor or some prefetched HTML the render should work including my Extractor effect and should be applied only on the given prefetched HTML.
Current Behavior
When I use Mercury.parse() all works fine but when I add to it a custom Extractor or some prefetched HTML the render is broken. Images are missing, some texts are missing too and my custom extractor is not applied.
Steps to Reproduce
Import the mercury parser script for web
Run the mercury parser with some prefetched HTML, for example :
Expected Behavior
When I use
Mercury.parse()
all works fine and when I add to it a custom Extractor or some prefetched HTML the render should work including my Extractor effect and should be applied only on the given prefetched HTML.Current Behavior
When I use
Mercury.parse()
all works fine but when I add to it a custom Extractor or some prefetched HTML the render is broken. Images are missing, some texts are missing too and my custom extractor is not applied.Steps to Reproduce
Mercury.parse()
Detailed Description
I'm trying to build a browser extension that parse web pages' contents. I do my tests on medium powered websites like : https://towardsdatascience.com/writing-a-command-line-interface-simulation-game-in-under-30-minutes-using-python-239934f34365
Thanks in advance for your help, Lilian.