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Tool to Extract Inner Text from HTML Copied from DOM via DevTools #1035

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TorstenC opened this issue May 4, 2024 · 3 comments · May be fixed by #1075
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Tool to Extract Inner Text from HTML Copied from DOM via DevTools #1035

TorstenC opened this issue May 4, 2024 · 3 comments · May be fixed by #1075
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@TorstenC
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TorstenC commented May 4, 2024

Existing Tool

A similar functionality is already implemented here:
https://onlinetexttools.com/extract-text-from-html

Use Case Description
Occasionally, you may need to extract plain text from an HTML page where CSS properties (like user-select: none;) prevent text selection. The typical workaround involves using the DevTools (F12) to select 'Copy → outer HTML'. The proposed tool would simplify this process by extracting the 'inner Text' directly from the copied HTML.

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sharevb commented May 10, 2024

Hi, will make a PR

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dany-eduard commented May 11, 2024

Hi, I would like to contribute to this project, I have already developed a solution for this feature.
I would like to know what requirements I have to fulfill to upload my solution.

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sharevb commented May 11, 2024

Hi, great, thanks, so make a fork of this repository, create a branch, ie feat/html-to-inner, make your changes, run lint, build, typecheck, open a pull request from your branch

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