Make sure the document processed in background.js has a title element. #311
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…e has a value and download can succeed.
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I think this PR can be adapted in the obsidian feature too. |
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This addresses issue #310: which describes a download failure for a specific website, because
pageTitleis empty.The proposed fix here makes sure that the HTML document processed in
background.jshas a proper<title>tag, so thatpageTitlecan be populated.Note: Despite a missing
<title>tag browsers manage to provide a useful window title. Hence the best place to fix this issue seems to becontentScript.jsbecause it is run in the context of the original HTML page