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## What's it all about?
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The library extracts the main content of a website and returns the extracted content as HTML and it's associated title, description, favicon and a all included images.
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The library extracts the main content of a website and returns the article as HTML with it's associated title, description, favicon and all included images.
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This content can be encapsulated in a `<body>`-Tag and displayed as a readable website with a custom CSS (it's up to you!).
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The content can be encapsulated in a `<body>`-Tag and displayed as a readable website with a custom CSS (it's up to you!).
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ReadSharp is based on a custom PCL port of NReadability and SgmlReader, which are included in the solution.
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#### Association with Pocket
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This library is a replacement for the Article View API by Pocket, which is not only limited by usage and privacy, but also in it's way of extracting contents from websites.
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This library is a replacement for the Article View API by Pocket which is limited by usage and privacy.
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With ReadSharp you won't hit any usage limits, as you are extracting the content directly. And it's open source.
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