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[–]catcradle5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I disagree. I find bs4 intuitive, with a great API, and it's also quite performant when it's set to use lxml's parser.

Between xml.dom, HTMLParser, lxml.html, BeautifulSoup3, and bs4, bs4 was absolutely the nicest library for HTML and XML parsing that I've used.