@SjoerdC.deVries It's just a wrapper for a Java library (written by me). The underlying code is jSoup.

Ops. It's just a wrapper (written by me) for a Java library (not written by me, of course).

I will share this Mathematica package eventually, somewhere, somehow. I think it is very useful for anyone who want to copy some data from the web occasionally, be it tables of data on Wikipedia or whatever.

@Pickett :-). I usually just use regex when I want to scrape websites, but this may be more robust (probably is).

@SjoerdC.deVries Regex quickly gets more complicated than CSS rules. CSS rules are meant for this type of thing and it's hard to beat a semantics that is built to do what you want to do :)

Is this a 10.0.2 regression? Plot[\[Pi] Cot[x] Sec[x], {x, 0, \[Pi]/2}] - only one axis showing. Works on v9.

@Pickett very interesting. Where is it? You did it?

@Murta I haven't put it up anywhere yet, or written any instructions, but if you want to try it you can get it here in the meantime. You have to download jSoup and put the jar file in a directory that JLink looks in for Java classes.

@Pickett Tks! I'll try it when I return home. This is very interesting.