title: Rendering very large HTML file in-browser?
body: <p>I'm trying to learn Python by working on a fun project - a Facebook message analyzer. I've downloaded my data off Facebook, which includes a set of html files. One of these - messages.htm - contains all of my messages. My goal is to take this html file and parse it out to output fun data like most common word, # of messages, etc. </p>
  
  <p>The problem is that my messages.htm file is 270MB. I can inspect it fine in vim, but there's interesting patterns in the file and I'd like to compare the html code with how it's actually rendered properly on a browser so I can compare the code with the visuals and get a better sense of what's going on. But when I try to open this file in Firefox, FF crashes. I can open it in Chrome, but it just starts loading all the messages, and ~10 minutes in it hasn't even fully loaded one single message thread no matter how tiny the scroll bar gets. So this isn't feasible. </p>
  
  <p>Is it even possible to fully render such a large and long HTML file?</p>