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-> **Note about v1.0.0 version:**
-> * The code was massively refactored for a [support](#using-kimurai-inside-existing-ruby-application) to run spiders multiple times from inside a single process. Now it's possible to run Kimurai spiders using background jobs like Sidekiq.
-> * `require 'kimurai'` doesn't require any gems except Active Support. Only when a particular spider [starts](#crawl-method), Capybara will be required with a specific driver.
-> * Although Kimurai [extends](lib/kimurai/capybara_ext) Capybara (all the magic happens inside [extended](lib/kimurai/capybara_ext/session.rb) `Capybara::Session#visit` method), session instances which were created manually will behave normally.
-> * Small changes in design (check the readme again to see what was changed)
-> * Stats database with a web dashboard were removed
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-> Note: this readme is for `1.4.0` gem version. CHANGELOG [here](CHANGELOG.md).
+# Kimurai
 
 Kimurai is a modern web scraping framework written in Ruby which **works out of box with Headless Chromium/Firefox, PhantomJS**, or simple HTTP requests and **allows to scrape and interact with JavaScript rendered websites.**