Adds scraping of data-src attributes - #4
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`data-src` attributes within the `<script>` tag can reference a `.js` file
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Hey there, Thanks 😊. Though the PR has been closed. Any reason as to why? |
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Haha my bad. Sleepy me clicked the wrong button. Thanks for pointing out 😅 |
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Hey @003random ,
As per my observation ,
data-srcattributes within the<script>tag can also reference a.jsfile. I am new to golang and have been fiddling with a few tools to my liking.Let me know what you think of this.
Regards