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Minifying HTML for GPT-4o: Remove all the HTML tags
Minifying HTML for GPT-4o: Remove all the HTML Tags.
tl;dr; if you want to pass HTML data to GPT-4o, just strip out all the HTML and pass raw text, it’s cheaper and there is little to no performance degradation. Source code and demo available.
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