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- Detection of both original and updated dates


*htmldate* finds original and updated publication dates of web pages using heuristics on HTML code and linguistic patterns. It provides following ways to date a HTML document:
*htmldate* finds original and updated publication dates of web pages using heuristics on HTML code and linguistic patterns. It provides the following ways to date an HTML document:

1. **Markup in header**: Common patterns are used to identify relevant elements (e.g. ``link`` and ``meta`` elements) including `Open Graph protocol <http://ogp.me/>`_ attributes and a large number of CMS idiosyncrasies
2. **HTML code**: The whole document is then searched for structural markers: ``abbr`` and ``time`` elements as well as a series of attributes (e.g. ``postmetadata``)
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Installation
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This Python package is tested on Linux, macOS and Windows systems, it is compatible with Python 3.6 upwards. It is available on the package repository `PyPI <https://pypi.org/>`_ and can notably be installed with ``pip`` or ``pipenv``:
This Python package is tested on Linux, macOS and Windows systems; it is compatible with Python 3.6 upwards. It is available on the package repository `PyPI <https://pypi.org/>`_ and can notably be installed with ``pip`` or ``pipenv``:

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