Mikhail Korobov

> do you plan to implement the default .name as a python property i like this idea, haven't thought about it

@qinfuqi I don't know; it depends on how did you get subscribed to it. Maybe you need to click "Unwatch" button somewhere. There is also 'Unsubscribe' button in the left...

Hey @aron-bordin, thanks for offering help! > in class names that ends with Spider, should the default name contains the Spider? eg. class StackOverflowSpider(scrapy.Spider): -> should I name it as...

ah, right

Hey! My main worry is the obscure API, which we'd need to document & support in the future. It'd require good documentation to explain a line like > self.cookie_jars[None]._cookies["quotes.toscrape.com"]["/"].get("session") It...

Hey @Djayb6, A new Python package for URL/URI parsing sounds good to me. I like an idea of using an actual browser implementation under the hood for this Python package...

Regarding API, there are several existing libraries which try to provide an API better than urlparse - [purl](https://github.com/codeinthehole/purl), [furl](https://github.com/gruns/furl), [yurl](https://github.com/homm/yurl/). A simpler API is nice, but it is not the...

I haven't looked in details, but Yandex URL parser looks good - it looks nicely separated from other code in the balancer repo. Ragel licensing shouldn't be an issue.

@Preetwinder nice review! Do you have the benchmarking code? Note that Python urlparse uses [cache](https://hg.python.org/cpython/file/2.7/Lib/urlparse.py#l176) by default, so if you parse the same URL multiple times it won't be actually...

@Digenis I don't know, there is no a PR yet; I opened this issue for discussion, to get more feedback and highlight a problem.