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What website should this before be applied to?
All Websites using forms of method post and action
Is this a well known site that often needs to be archived?
It is a general feature, which when impemented should allow to use navigations based on form post-requests much better
Describe in detail what the automated behavior should do. Please be as specific as possible.
On every page, all buttons of such elements should be clicked: document.querySelectorAll('form[method="post"][action]')
After each click, it should wait sufficiently long; then navigate back one step in history
And click the next such element's button
Do you have the ability/bandwidth to contribute a pull request to implement this behavior?
No, but I have written a very simple logic when using selenium directly.
But it is not too complex anyway, I hope?
What website should this before be applied to?
All Websites using forms of method post and action
Is this a well known site that often needs to be archived?
It is a general feature, which when impemented should allow to use navigations based on form post-requests much better
Describe in detail what the automated behavior should do. Please be as specific as possible.
On every page, all buttons of such elements should be clicked: document.querySelectorAll('form[method="post"][action]')
After each click, it should wait sufficiently long; then navigate back one step in history
And click the next such element's button
Do you have the ability/bandwidth to contribute a pull request to implement this behavior?
No, but I have written a very simple logic when using selenium directly.
But it is not too complex anyway, I hope?
Additional context
Just as an example of a webpage, where I would use it:
https://www.defacto.expert/
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