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@bakunin, I decided to use groups again instead. The mobile stuff removal works fine. The first backreference is created to capture the part before the id starting with pim, i.e. the container of...

But that's not in the pattern, so square brackets are literal.
# echo a | sed 's/a/[nope]/'
[nope]
#

Thanks for pointing out these, bakunin.
I use the {n,m} format to reduce the number of the backtracks.
I actually found problems where I have to use the S1 and S2 variables.
I'll be...

I'll explain the regex'es then. It'll take some time

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Reverse engineered:

# removes a script tag
-e...

This one thread could be an input:
(name of the script you save it as, i like to call it threaddl) http://boards.4chan.org/tg/res/20218467 1This way it will exit once everything is done.
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This script serves the sole purpose of making threads work offline and getting rid of junk not needed there.
Anyway, is there a character that indicates the end of a command in groups?
awk is...

Well, I've looked into the grymoire sed page and decided to use groups and such tasty stuff: sed -e '1 s/.\{1,31\}$//' -e '2,10 d' -e '/^<meta / {
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okokok, I now realized I can do this with sed. The things I've got in my head:
- move the last line I'm working on into a new file
- merge sed commands with alternate swith wherever possible
- get...

Hmmm, afaik there's a thing called super sed that doesn't have any dependencies. Maybe if I try and compile that with an Android NDK toolchain?

I'll try first with dividing that big sed...

I haven't noticed that it would have problems with -e
As you can see there are plenty of them and most of them works except for these three.
I haven't looked into anything but sed so far.
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I've made a shell script for archiving HTML pages, i.e. making them work offline plus add some features.
Here is it:
#!/bin/sh

if [ $1 = "" ] || [ $(echo "$1" | egrep...