Broken page structure on Firefox Release notes

[blackwaterpark22]

Hello Again, once more I've ran into something strangely specific, although I'm not sure if this one is related to CSS2RSS or RSSGuard itself

When requesting https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/releasenotes/ with css2rss.py ".c-release-notes" which is the changelog section of the page, it returns broken text and the images are not displayed properly

The strange part is that if I request css2rss.py "#main-content" which .c-release-notes is a child element of, the actual changelog somehow displays perfectly, but it includes a bunch of other clutter where the important content of the article stays trapped in the middle of

I've also tested it on the non-lite version of RSSGuard and the same is true there, but like I said I'm not sure where to report it and to be honest is not really that big of a deal, more of a minor annoyance really

[Owyn]

Well, the html code seems to be transferred from the page to the RSSGuard via css2rss perfectly, right? then it's the RSSGuard's fault for not displaying it as the html code 🤔 so, it's better to ask @martinrotter

P.S. - this is how only .c-release-notes looks like without anything else in the FF browser:

[blackwaterpark22]

I see, that is such weird page, thanks for clarifying 👍

Looking around I found this RSS Bridge code https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge/blob/master/bridges/FirefoxReleaseNotesBridge.php and while I don't know enough about the subject, it seems like it's pulling from .c-release-notes too? I tested with a public instance they provide https://rss-bridge.org/bridge01/#bridge-FirefoxReleaseNotesBridge and it displays correctly with only the changelog, maybe it goes through some format conversion with the bridge but when done directly with the script, RSSGuard cannot display it properly?

Edit: But then again, it displays fine with #main-content, so it's probably not it either

[martinrotter]

I looked into it.

You see, in RSS Guard the internal article viewer has to decide whether rss/atom/article is plain text or HTML and then perform proper decoding/formatting.

The HMTL/plaintext detection is not that easy as it might sound.

Anway, I added section enclosing HTML element to the algorithm and it should work now.

martinrotter/rssguard@5cbd31a

[blackwaterpark22]

Thank you so much guys, It was nowhere close to being a big problem and yet it was fixed instantly. God bless