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feat request concearning downloading feeds and converting them to lrf.
Everytime I download a feed and get it converted to lrf, I get in my newsfeeds the message: "Please turn on JavaScript. Media requires Javascript to play."
I wanted to know if it was possible to remove such a line before converting it to lrf.
It's only obvious lrf does not support javascript, and neither does the reader's screen.
Also since Calibre currently is made to fit the sony Reader, and no other mobile devices, I think it's a good idea to remove this 'javascript' line from the html.
So far I haven't seen any CNN newsfeeds with pictures.
If a version uses javascript to display a picture, then it'd be nice to get to convert the first picture to a jpg.
If it uses javascript to display a movie above the article, then it'd be nice to either see the first frame, or nothing at all(kind of like they use in an article with an integrated youtube video, or just remove the line, since it does not benefit the reader).
Removing the sentence should not be that hard (like when the html is retrieved, set a parameter like "javascript = 'Please turn on JavaScript. Media re...etc...' ". then insert some command like "if sentence "javascript" has been found, then delete it."
after it's deleted you can convert the remaining html to lrf.
I mean I hope you get the general idea...
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