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@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ Rspamd now recognizes DNS failures when resolving SPF records and abstains from
 
 ### Better HTML support
 
-There are a couple of features and important bugs fixes for HTML parser introduced in Rspamd `1.3.2`. There is new HTML block elements parser that can deal with colors in HTML documents and, in particular, with named colors. Secondly, parsed HTML tags now contain the length of the content enclosed within the tag. And finally, the Lua API is improved with a new [`foreach_tag`]({{ site.url }}{{ site.baseurl }}/doc/lua/html.html#mb0fe5) method that allows traversing across particular HTML tags examining their content. The existing HTML related rules are updated accordingly to deal with HTML spam better using the new API.
+There are a couple of features and important bugs fixes for HTML parser introduced in Rspamd `1.3.2`. There is new HTML block elements parser that can deal with colors in HTML documents and, in particular, with named colors. Secondly, parsed HTML tags now contain the length of the content enclosed within the tag. And finally, the Lua API is improved with a new [`foreach_tag`]({{ site.baseurl }}/doc/lua/rspamd_html.html#mb0fe5) method that allows traversing across particular HTML tags examining their content. The existing HTML related rules are updated accordingly to deal with HTML spam better using the new API.
 
 ### Improved settings matches for authorized users
 
@@ -50,4 +50,4 @@ DKIM signing has been fixed with additional tests added. `rspamc` utility can no
 
 ### URL detection fixes
 
-Rspamd now tries to search for a longest possible suffix when matching TLD parts to distinguish between common suffixes of different length, for example `.net` and `.in.net`.
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+Rspamd now tries to search for a longest possible suffix when matching TLD parts to distinguish between common suffixes of different length, for example `.net` and `.in.net`.