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ReverseMarkdown more than doubled its NuGet downloads this year, from 3.7M in January to 7.5M. The 6.3.0 release cuts allocations by up to 58% on real-world pages by making the unclosed script and style cleanup linear, and adds TextWriter and async output overloads.
Real-world HTML arrives wrapped in navigation chrome, tracking attributes and inline CSS. ReverseMarkdown 6.2.1 adds Config.Preprocess, an ordered pipeline of DOM transformations applied to the source HTML before conversion: remove, unwrap, rename, recover CSS-only formatting, and resolve relative URLs.
ReverseMarkdown 5.0.0 is out! It’s our biggest leap in years - dramatically faster, more resilient on edge cases, and friendlier .NET HTML to Markdown converter library. Upto to 200× faster on huge HTML via TextWriter refactor. Fixed nested <p> exp...
An interesting issue was raised in my ReverseMarkdown GitHub library repository wherein conversion of HTML table containing colspan in cells does not convert properly to Markdown. Let me show you a representative example of the HTML table content for...