'Given a URL how do I receive the document object from it?
I am performing xpath in the browser with document.evaluate(xpath, document, ..). But now I retrieve some URLS from the page and want to perform document.evaluate(xpath, document, ..) on them too without opening the URL in the browser itself or leaving the current page
Is it even possible to do this? It seems like it's not possible to perform something like markup.evaluate(xpath, document, ..) if I manage to retrieve the markup of a URL. Can I retrieve the document of a URL?
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