Support urls with dots - #176
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Perhaps 5 should be defined in a constants file? Ugh, but it's not like the rest of this codebase set a good example
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@codelucas 5 is a quick-and-dirty heuristic, and it should be kept local. Moving it to constants would only give it an undeserved air of authority.
The proper solution is to use a extension blacklist and HEAD requests for uncertain cases.
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There is a critical bug in
newspaper3k==0.1.5which prevents it from recognizing urls with dots in them.For example: http://www.enfieldindependent.co.uk/news/
Please upload a new version on PyPI if possible.