How could it possibly be (a better solution) when there are X different ways to do any single thing in html(/css/js)? If you have a website that uses a canvas to showcase the content (think presentation or something like that), where would you even start? People are still discussing whether the semantic web is important; not every page is utf8 encoded, etc. IMHO small LLMS (trained specifically for this) combined with some other (more predictable) techniques are the best solution we are going to get.
Fully agree on the premise: there are X different ways to do anything on the web. But - prior to this - the solution seemed to be: everyone starts from scratch with some ad-hoc Regex, and plays a game of whackamole to cover the first n of the x different ways to do things.
Best of my knowledge there isn't anything more modern than Mozilla's readability and that's essentially a tool from the early 2010s.
