Case insensitive replacement of synopsis tags #25
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- Some pages have tags using capital letters: https://www.audible.com/pd/B002V8N9VG
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Note: I have a better fix for this but it's part of another pull request I'm yet to make (as I don't want to leave conflicting requests up simultaneously). |
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Also replace tags for pages that use capital letters - the below link has
<P>tag in description, and<I>elsewhere.Firefox normalises these so they don't show in the web inspector tools - the
<P>...shows as<p>...</p>- I couldn't see anything to achieve the same in python without additional libraries (or writing or simpleHTMLParser).Also, the second line could be relaxed/extended to cover unforeseen tags?