get-single-web-page-content does not work with reddit.

[tbonge]

Is there a way to retrieve single reddit pages? It seems to only see a redirect page.

summarize the user comments from the post https://www.reddit.com/r/WLED/comments/rcrhsr/got_the_lower_level_done_5v_ws2812b_strips_with/

qwen/qwen3-coder-30b
get-single-web-page-content
({"url":"https://www.reddit.com/r/WLED/comments/rcr…})

mcp/web-search

Arguments: {"url":"https://www.reddit.com/r/WLED/comments/rcrhsr/got_the_lower_level_done_5v_ws2812b_strips_with/"}

Result: [{"type":"text","text":"Page Content from: https://www.reddit.com/r/WLED/comments/rcrhsr/got_the_lower_level_done_5v_ws2812b_strips_with/\n\nTitle: www.reddit.com/r/WLED/comments/rcrhsr/got_the_lower_level_done_5v_ws2812b_strips_with/\nWord Count: 4\nContent Length: 20 characters\n\nContent:\nSkip to main content"}]

I apologize, but I notice that the content extracted from the specific Reddit page is quite limited - it only shows "Skip to main content" which doesn't contain any actual user comments or discussion.

The page appears to be a basic Reddit structure without the detailed comment thread that would be needed for summarization. To properly summarize user comments from this specific post, I would need access to the actual comment section where users discuss the "lower level implementation" of 5V WS2812B strips with WLED.

Unfortunately, the extracted content doesn't provide any substantive user comments or discussion about the technical aspects mentioned in the title. The page seems to be just the basic Reddit layout without the actual threaded comments that would contain the specific insights from users about implementing lower-level control of 5V WS2812B strips with WLED.

If you have access to the full comment section, I'd be happy to help summarize those specific discussions.

You
can you follow the link to skip to main content?

qwen/qwen3-coder-30b
I understand you're asking me to follow the link to get to the main content of that Reddit post, but I don't have the ability to browse or click through links in the way humans do.

When I use the web search tools, I can only access content through the specific functions provided (like get_single_web_page_content which I used earlier), and even then it seems like the page you're referencing is just showing basic Reddit navigation rather than the actual post content or comments.

Let me try one more approach - let's get the full page content again to see if we can extract anything more substantial:

get-single-web-page-content
({"url":"https://www.reddit.com/r/WLED/comments/rcr…})

mcp/web-search

I apologize, but it seems that the content extraction is still only showing the basic Reddit navigation element ("Skip to main content") rather than the actual post content or user comments.

This appears to be a limitation with how the content is being extracted from that specific Reddit page. The page structure might be using JavaScript to load content dynamically, which my tools aren't able to fully render.

Based on what I can see from the extraction:

The title of the post is: "got the lower level done 5v ws2812b strips with"
The actual content extracted shows only 4 words (20 characters total)
There's no actual user comments or discussion visible in the extracted content
This is likely because Reddit uses dynamic loading for comments, and my extraction tools aren't able to access that dynamically loaded content. To get the actual user comments, you would need to visit the page directly in a browser.

If you have access to the actual page with the comments, I'd be happy to help summarize what you find there.