need a tool to copy from this site
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gipulvorka
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Disable javascript.
tried
check urself first then give suggestions
Wilcoo1
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If you’re gonna give attitude to someone making a suggestion, might as well close this thread.
he is giving blind suggestion bro
- Oct 1, 2018
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Use this extension to copy Text
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/...r-soft/eenjdnjldapjajjofmldgmkjaienebbj?hl=en
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/...r-soft/eenjdnjldapjajjofmldgmkjaienebbj?hl=en
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In your chrome browser address bar type:
view-source:url_you_are_trying
Replace the url you are trying to copy, with the actual url. Press enter. You should have the source of the website displayed. Now, locate the text you are trying to copy, and copy it.
view-source:url_you_are_trying
Replace the url you are trying to copy, with the actual url. Press enter. You should have the source of the website displayed. Now, locate the text you are trying to copy, and copy it.
Kommando
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That will not work if the website uses JS to load content like in this case.
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Yeah, for that he will need to access the network tab. Pressing f12 should do it, given that it's not disabled too.
Kommando
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https://marathi.pratilipi.com/api/p...lipiId=6755373519285130&chapterNo=1&_apiVer=3
Here you go, there is no easier way.
Here you go, there is no easier way.
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LOL, yeah.. exactly... All OP was needed to do is see the network tab for content response (as this is loaded with JS) and copy the content from there.
already told its not working
thanks,will work ,need to strip tags from there
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"It's not working" is not a proper reply. How would we know "why"? @Kommando gave the proper explanation as to why. I also gave you the other solution in case the first one did not work. If you had eyes, you would see that as well. Seems you don't lol. Out of this thread now.
terrycody
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Today I see a magic.
Easy. Press F11. Click on the arrow icon to select an element. Select the text. Find the root HTML element. Right-click that element in the inspector and copy all. Paste the contents in a local HTML file on your computer. Open the HTML file. Copy the text contents.
Edit: nvm lol, it looks like you found an easier solution by accessing the unprotected API.
Edit: nvm lol, it looks like you found an easier solution by accessing the unprotected API.
I reply each person one bye one,u have eyes,see that I replied other solution also"It's not working" is not a proper reply. How would we know "why"? @Kommando gave the proper explanation as to why. I also gave you the other solution in case the first one did not work. If you had eyes, you would see that as well. Seems you don't lol. Out of this thread now.
its same as view source right?
No. View-source shows the document elements, whereas inspect element also show the elements that are loaded in later.