Sunshine

Reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_storage#Local_and_session_storage

This may be a bad idea

Possible solution: ```c++ static const QString js = "'undefined' != typeof document.styleSheets && 0 < document.styleSheets.length && document.styleSheets[0].addRule('::-webkit-scrollbar', 'width: 0 !important; height: 0 !important', 0);"; page()->runJavaScript(QString(js), QWebEngineScript::ApplicationWorld); ```

Hi there, thank you for reporting this issue, and thank you for maintaining the NetBSD package! I'm investigating this right now, suspecting the latest version of `reqwest` to be the...

@0323pin could you please let me know if it's just sparc64 that crashes? I tested it on NetBSD with `--no-default-features` (non-static OpenSSL linkage), it seems to be doing fine, but...

Hello, the site seems to be super JS-heavy, the best I could do is with this command: ``` chromium --headless --incognito --virtual-time-budget=10000 --dump-dom https://www.mortality.watch/explorer/ | monolith - -I -b https://www.mortality.watch/explorer/...

Hi @kalyan860, thank you for the request. It's an interesting idea. Removing form elements is very easy, but links might be a bit more tricky (e.g. many of them wrap...

Uh-oh... the constant trouble with openssl, smh. I swear I might just switch monolith to use the [openssl crate](https://crates.io/crates/openssl). Sorry about it. Will investigate it this week and try to...

It just didn't work with 99% of websites... I was so upset that it didn't. I'm still trying to find a way that could rid monolith from the openssl dependency,...

Hello Guilherme, currently, some saved pages are already exceeding what certain browsers can open, just due to their sheer size (100MB+). Including more stuff into them is super dangerous. It'll...