I wrote this script which sends any web page to my Kindle. How to evolve this Python script to the next level?

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March 24, 2017, at 05:12 AM

I started using Python to automate a lot of mundane tasks a while back. So, I wrote this script which sends any web page to my kindle with a single command. I think this script can be evolved to something more useful or better in any way. However, I now have hit a plateau. So, please suggest how to evolve something like this into a more useful project. Regardless, check it out: webpage2kindle on GitHub.

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