How to read HTML file using stream reader in C#?

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When i read table with Unordered list then bulltes symbol not read properly.

What I have tried:

System.IO.StreamReader objStReader = new System.IO.StreamReader(Convert.ToString(fileNameHTML), Encoding.Default);

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also i have try following ways but problems not solved so please help me

System.IO.StreamReader objStReader = new System.IO.StreamReader(Convert.ToString(fileNameHTML));

or

System.IO.StreamReader objStReader = new System.IO.StreamReader(Convert.ToString(fileNameHTML), Encoding.UTF8);

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Posted 3-Mar-20 19:16pm

Anand Navale

Updated 3-Mar-20 21:57pm

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phil.o · Accepted Answer · 2020-03-03T21:57:00

You will not see the bullets in the HTML source file. HTML unordered lists are set between <ul> tags, and the HTML parser responsible for display turns list items into bulleted lines.

If fileNameHTML variable already is a string, there is no point in "converting" it to a string. In fact, usage of the Convert class should be avoided as much as possible, and is often the sign that something should be better done another way.