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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal
It will handle current profiles, but in any case the old web2lrf code will remain for a long time, so no need to worry.
It will be multithreaded, handle many different feed formats, have a much more powerful and easy to use preprocessing engine, so you dont have to use regexps, unless you want to. Eventually, it should be smart enough that if you give it just the URL to a feed, it will go a fetch a reasonably sanitized version of the articles.
EDIT: Oh and I forgot that it will have links at the end of each article back to the table of contents
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All of that sounds really cool. A link to the table of contents, in particular, seems like a no brainer, but I never thought of it. It would be nice if the link would bring you to the contents of the current rss feed (and not the first level table of contents). That way if you're reading say international news, you can stay in that section.