- Stop parsing paywalled heise+ articles, as they had garbage content
and anyways not the full article.
- Link to archive.today to access the full article without account.
(Automatically getting the full article from archive.ph was not feasible
b/c of captchas and problems extracting the actual content)
* [ScribbleHubBridge] Create new bridge
* [ScribbleHubBridge] Improve 'Series' filtering
* [ScribbleHubBridge] Properly fetch feed name
* [ScribbleHubBridge] Fix feed name and set feed URI
* [ScribbleHubBridge] Fix linting violations with phpcbf
* [ScribbleHubBridge] Properly handle html encoding in titles
Create rss feed from wallpapers published on erowall.com.
Allow fetching n latest wallpapers sorted by date, views, downloads and
tags.
Co-authored-by: Kurz Junge <kurz.junge.0xa@tutanota.com>
* Create finanzflussBridge.php
new bridge for finanzfluss.de
* Pascal case
* Rename finanzflussBridge.php to FinanzflussBridge.php
* Update FinanzflussBridge.php
more spaces!
* [FicbookBridge] Fix new lines in content
Sets `$stripRN` in `getSimpleHTMLDOMCached` to `false` and replace new line to `br` through `str_replace()`.
* [FicbookBridge] Add space after comma
This essentially reverts b042412416,
as YouTube seems to have fixed their servers.
At least I was able to query the YouTube endpoint around 150 times with
CURL_HTTP_VERSION_2TLS recently. They even advertise HTTP/3 support with
an `alt-svc` HTTP header now.
This unsets CURLOPT_HTTP_VERSION to let curl decide
on the version. This would support all curl versions and opens the
possibility for HTTP/3, but leads to inconsistent behavior depending
on the underlying curl version.
We don't set CURL_HTTP_VERSION_NONE explicitly, as it is always the curl
default and opens the path to let individual bridges override the HTTP
version where necessary.
Alternatively, setting CURL_HTTP_VERSION_2TLS explicitly would lead to consistent behavior
regardless of the curl version, but might uncover old curl bugs before the
developers enabled HTTP/2 by default.
Additionally, that requires at least PHP 7.0.7 (we require PHP 7.4
already) and curl 7.47.0 [1], released on Jan 27 2016 [2].
See also the discussion on https://github.com/RSS-Bridge/rss-bridge/pull/3249
[1] https://www.php.net/manual/curl.constants.php
[2] https://curl.se/docs/releases.html
