MSN - cannot be parsed
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Terry Jiang
msn.cn When a news aggregation page with such a frame structure is bookmarked, the text cannot be automatically parsed; it can only save the link to the original web page
When bookmarking, you can only keep links to web pages; you cannot parse the text.
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Christine Zhang
updated the status to
under review
Sorry, currently MSN's analysis and original website labeling are difficult to implement. It has already been fed back to development, and compared to “colorful” products. Even after trying it, it's not possible to obtain the content of the website properly. We will do further research in the future. Thanks for the feedback!
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Terry Jiang
Christine Zhang I found a compromise solution. I used another app to analyze it first and then use CUBOX to save it. This saves the content of the article rather than a URL. Specifically, the app I use is “Jane Yue,” which also has a browser plug-in that can change the content of the web page to a mode suitable for focused reading. In this mode, I can save the content I want through CUBOX. As for how “Jane Yue” was able to analyze the content, I'm not sure; if possible, your company can study it.
#以该链接为例:
Screenshot 1: The original effect of EDGE opening. You can see that the “Continue Reading” button below needs to be clicked to expand the full text of the page; I didn't click it.
Screenshot 2: After I clicked the “Jane Yue” browser plug-in in the little red box above, the page automatically switched to reading mode, and all non-text website frames and ads were removed.
Screenshot 3: I then used the CUBOX save shortcut to save this page, and the CUBOX app completely saved the content I needed.
But strangely enough, when I saved before, the edit box automatically popped up and asked me to enter a tag to choose where to save, but now I just save it directly without an edit box, so I don't know why.
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