Parsing HTML in Python [closed]

What's my best bet for parsing HTML if I can't use BeautifulSoup or lxml? I've got some code that uses SGMLlib but it's a bit low-level and it's now deprecated.

I would prefer if it could stomache a bit of malformed HTML although I'm pretty sure most of the input will be pretty clean.

Python has a native HTML parser, however the Tidy wrapper Nick suggested would probably be a solid choice as well. Tidy is a very common library, (written in C is it?)

Perhaps µTidylib will meet your needs?

You can install lxml and many other python modules easily and seamlessly on the Mac (OS X) using Pallet, which is the MacPorts official GUI

The module name is py27-lxml. Easy as 1,2,3.