Sites like freewebnovel.com is now asking to slow down webtoepub which greatly add parsing time.
Can you please a fix to this? I've only used freewebnovel.com but I hope it doesn't spread to other sites as well.
@zicodm There's no screenshot, you just need to copy/paste it into GitHub.
@zicodm I don't understand the problem. If site is asking WebToEpub to slow down, then things will take longer. Not slowing down WebToEpub can result in you IP Address being blocked.
I understand your point, indeed. I also use it occasionally, perhaps once a month. However, I have a feeling that today the site's parsing time will slow down, and tomorrow it might even block the parsing support. I guess it's inevitable. Thanks for your replies; I sincerely appreciate it
@zicodm you could try to limit your request per second. A lot of websites slow you down if you request too many pages per second. Example: You request 10 pages a second -> website says slow down and wait 5min before next request -> WebToEpub resumes after 5min. If you slow down you requests like 1 Page per 3 seconds -> 20 Pages per minute most websites don't complain and it is much faster (10 pages in 5min vs. 100 pages in 5min). You can read here how to do it: https://github.com/dteviot/WebToEpub/wiki/Advanced-Options#manual-throttledelay-per-chapter
There are more and more site that limite the parsing now.
Before, freewebnovel wasn't like that.
My biggest fear has already arrived. My go to site which is freewebnovel.com (innread.com now) and novelfull.net already block the support. It was fun while it lasted haha
Does the regular manually adding parsing support works? They already block the automatic parsing, I don't want to kinda wasting time manually adding them