dteviot

@SRHKH See: https://github.com/dteviot/WebToEpub/issues/192 It that's not enough, email me the offending XHTML file and I'll take a look at it.

@hesoyamma785 @Kiradien I'm thinking of adding code to the "EpubMerge" tool to clean this up. Basic idea: * Look for strings that match this pattern (have unicode chars in them.)...

Notes: * Candidates for this "watermark" are probably using non-normalized Unicode strings. Refer https://github.com/dteviot/WebToEpub/issues/1015 for discussion. So, if normalize text node and it changes, it's a watermark candidate. * How...

Looking at the actual HTML from site, the watermark is embedded in the content. However there's also a script to remove it. Something like ```javascript const original11Content = $(this).html(); const...

@hesoyamma785 I'm having trouble understanding what you've written. So, I'll try and answer based on what I think you're asking. 1. I'm referring to the novelbin site, not any other....

@hesoyamma785 It's pointless, because WebToEpub does not run the script in the first place. That's why you see the "watermark" in the epub. FWIW, I don't think you can block...

Results so far. It's not hard to find the line of text with the Novebin "watermark". The following seems to find nearly all of them ```javascript let text = node.data;...

@hesoyamma785 The watermarking seems to have stopped. The "original11Content.replace(" javascript is still there, and stylesheet element to hide the resulting <span>. but the text was empty. I just tried: *...

@hesoyamma785 OK, I've just made a change. WebToEpub should now push the watermark into a <span> element with an id of "span", just like the site's javascript does when viewing...

Reopen, so I know to notify you when Chrome and Firefox stores updated.