I am writing a program that will download the site (create a local copy of it, saving all the files and repeating the structure of the site). I don't know HTML well.
Question: Where can html contain links to third-party resources, except for the following tags?
To determine the desired list of elements, you need to look at the table of valid attributes for HTML4 and for HTML5 and choose with the desired type.
So in HTML4:
<a href=url><applet codebase=url><area href=url><base href=url><blockquote cite=url><body background=url><del cite=url><form action=url><frame longdesc=url> and <frame src=url><head profile=url><iframe longdesc=url> and <iframe src=url><img longdesc=url> and <img src=url> and <img usemap=url><input src=url> and <input usemap=url><ins cite=url><link href=url><object classid=url> and <object codebase=url> and <object data=url> and <object usemap=url><q cite=url><script src=url>HTML 5 adds a few new ones (and doesn't seem to use some of the above):
<audio src=url><button formaction=url><command icon=url><embed src=url><html manifest=url><input formaction=url><source src=url><video poster=url> and <video src=url>Not necessarily simple addresses can be used:
<object archive=url> or <object archive="url1 url2 url3"><applet archive=url> or <applet archive=url1,url2,url3><meta http-equiv="refresh" content="seconds; url">In addition, the style attribute may contain css definitions with one or more addresses. For example: <div style="background: url(image.png)">
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