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There are many issues with that. For example, CyberSEO 6 does not understand the image URLs that start with "//" instead of "http://", so it can not parse them and store on a user host.

Also it has an issue with JavaScripts and tries to include http links into https pages (including it's own control panel in WordPress), so these scripts just don't work. I mean the problems similar to this one: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/...-that-uses-ssl.

It generates broken GUIDs for https links. Those may look like "http://https://some.site.con/article". CyberSEO does not recognize https links when it adds rel="nofollow" and/or target="_blank" attributes on the fly (in run-time mode).

And so on and so on...

On the other hand, CyberSEO 7 was initially made to be free of all these known issues. Its parser engine was re-written and sufficiently improved/extended. While CyberSEO 6 supports only XML sources (including RSS and Atom ones) which external structure you have to preliminary explain to it, CyberSEO 7 supports XML, JSON, HTML, CSV and raw text dumps of any format right out of the box.

It analyzes the internal structure of XML and JSON files. E.g. you can give it a feed like this: https://feed.camsoda.com/api/v1/brow...e_id&type=revs or like this: http://tools.bongacams.com/promo.php...i&api_type=xml and the plugin will automatically recognize the internal structure, so it will know that every section in that sample XML feed is located inside <online_models> and </online_models> XML tags. The same applies to the JSON feed. Now it's smart enough to analyze the content sources w/o your help.

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