Nolan Waite

@NBibikov did you ever solve this?

Hello! Unfortunately HTMLReader doesn't support that flag, at least not yet. HTMLReader aims to support CSS Selectors Level 3, and that little `i` is part of Selectors Level 4, and...

Hello! I'm not seeing the same results as you. I downloaded the HTML with the command ``` sh curl -OL "http://www.nytimes.com/2015/08/16/technology/inside-amazon-wrestling-big-ideas-in-a-bruising-workplace.html" ``` When I opened the downloaded file in a...

Oh, I was not very careful. Turns out that curl command gets redirected to the login page because it isn't accepting cookies. I changed it to: ``` sh curl -OL...

I'm afraid I'm nearly out of ideas! If you take the `data` from your snippet and log it out as a string, do you see the markup you expect to...

@jameslin101 did you ever solve this?

@spacecoder Thanks for the feedback! Unfortunately I'm having some trouble and I would appreciate your help. Could you share which version or commit of HTMLReader you were using when you...

No plans from me, I ran outta steam.

I had no idea you could parse `.strings` as a plist using `NSDictionary`! I can't decide if that's really cool or slightly horrifying ;) But now that you mention it,...

More notes to myself/whoever: ``` strings /* /* */ "nested comments?" = "nope"; ``` ``` swift NSBundle.mainBundle().localizedStringForKey("nested comments?", value: nil, table: nil) ``` returns `nope`