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Describe the bug
Feeds from the https://arstechnica.com/ site only have the first few paragraphs or sections scraped when using Full Content. The rest of the article very consistently does not appear. It requires using View original to see everything until the end.
Compare the contents from Full Content and View original
See how Full Content's text stops midway
If 4. could not be observed, find another (longer) article and repeat from 3.
Expected behavior
The article should be scraped in its entirety.
Screenshots
The end of an article as seen using Full Content
The same passage in the article as seen using View original (also see the scroll bar, the article goes on for much longer)
Desktop:
OS: ArcoLinux (Arch)
Browser: Raven built-in (?)
Version: 1.0.79
Additional context
It appears as though content stops being shown after the 2nd or 3rd advertisement.
To be noted is that their articles tend to be quite long. So far, ArsTechnica is the most prominent one where I observe this behavior, so I am not too sure if it is an isolated case.
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Describe the bug
Feeds from the https://arstechnica.com/ site only have the first few paragraphs or sections scraped when using
Full Content
. The rest of the article very consistently does not appear. It requires usingView original
to see everything until the end.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Full Content
andView original
Full Content
's text stops midwayExpected behavior
The article should be scraped in its entirety.
Screenshots
The end of an article as seen using
Full Content
The same passage in the article as seen using
View original
(also see the scroll bar, the article goes on for much longer)Desktop:
Additional context
It appears as though content stops being shown after the 2nd or 3rd advertisement.
To be noted is that their articles tend to be quite long. So far, ArsTechnica is the most prominent one where I observe this behavior, so I am not too sure if it is an isolated case.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: