/autoCorrectedTags=<tag>[;...]
Use this option to define HTML tags closed automatically.
For example, XHTML uses the following syntax:
<ul> <li>item1</li> <li>item2</li> </ul>
So, the li tag must have a closing /li tag.
To parse HTML without the closing tag, you need to add it to the autoCorrectedTags option.
<ul> <li>item1 <li>item2 </ul>
The default value for this option contains tags: li, p, and a.
You may change the default value in the configuration file.
/cleanHtml
Use this option to clean downloaded HTML files.
You may use the clean-html mode to clean local files and find the right cleaning options.
You may customize cleaning rules with the configuration file and the following output options:
autoCorrectedTags, cutAttributes, cutComments, cutIDs, cutTags
/cutAttributes=<attribute>[;...]
Use this option to remove specified HTML attributes in the clean-html mode or in the downloaded files with the cleanHtml option.
For example:
/cutAttributes=data-vars-event-action,data-vars-event-label
/cutComments
Use this option to remove HTML comments in the clean-html mode or in the downloaded files with the cleanHtml option.
/cutIDs=<id>[;...]
Use this option to remove HTML nodes with the specified id values in the clean-html mode or in the downloaded files with the cleanHtml option.
You may use this option, for example, to remove navigation and advertisement elements.
/cutScripts
Use this option to remove HTML script and noscript tags, and on* event attributes in the clean-html mode or in the downloaded files with the cleanHtml option.
/cutStyles
Use this option to remove HTML style tags, style and class attributes in the clean-html mode or in the downloaded files with the cleanHtml option.
/cutTags=<tag>[;...]
Use this option to remove HTML nodes with the specified tags in the clean-html mode or in the downloaded files with the cleanHtml option.
For example:
/cutTags=amp-install-serviceworker,amp-state,amp-analytics,amp-user-notification