Make HTML markup compatible with Pocket, Instapper, etc

[vovsky]

Services like Pocket, Instapper allows to you bookmark the webpage and save it for adapted for reading
offline view. It is very convenient to use eReaders with such apps.

Unfortunately they are failed to properly parse quartz generated webpages.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Generate a webpage from markdown article (I used Obsidian article as source)
2. Host webpage on accessible resource
3. Add a webpage to Pocket or Instapper
4. The article is failed to be saved for offline access and reading mode is not working.

Expected behavior
Webpage is saved for offline access in services like Pocket or Instapper

Desktop

• Quartz Version: [e.g. v4.4.0]

Thank you!

[aarnphm]

Not sure if this is within the realm of Quartz, but the default quartz adds a lot of styling, so I'm not entirely sure how these services works and handle custom css.

[saberzero1]

Not sure if this is within the realm of Quartz, but the default quartz adds a lot of styling, so I'm not entirely sure how these services works and handle custom css.

I can't find a definitive conclusion, but it seems mostly related to semantic HTML elements to find out what part is the main body of content.

I'll look into what is causing issues in this regard.