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Highlight tables, capture every row, and export in one click. Short description: Highlight tables, capture every row (even virtualized), and export in one click. Full description: At a glance ・TableClipper highlights tables with a Finder overlay and lets you copy them to CSV or Markdown with a single click. It also scrolls through virtualized lists to capture up to 3000 rows reliably. Key features ・Finder mode: blue outline on candidates with a mini‑bar (CSV / Markdown). ・One‑click export: from popup, mini‑bar, or shortcuts; falls back to download on clipboard failure. ・Virtualization savvy: auto‑scroll + deduplication for up to 3000 rows. ・Internationalized UI: 9 locales including English and Japanese. ・Privacy‑friendly: no data collection; only local settings and daily quota are stored. How to use (3 steps) ・1) Click the extension icon and select “Start Finder” ・2) Choose CSV or Markdown from the mini‑bar on a highlighted table ・3) Content is copied to the clipboard (download offered on failure) Free vs Pro ・Free: unlimited for ≤100 rows, 3 times/day for >100 rows; CSV output. ・Pro: no row limit; Markdown and pseudo tables; $1.00/month or $6.99/year. Shortcuts (recommended) ・Alt+Shift+T: toggle Finder ・[ / ]: move between candidates ・Enter: copy current table Permissions & privacy ・Permissions: activeTab, scripting, storage, offscreen, clipboardWrite (kept minimal) ・Data policy: we never transmit your copied table; no personal data collection. Notes ・Clipboard may fail on HTTP pages due to browser restrictions (we’ll offer a download). ・Finder cannot run on restricted pages such as chrome://.
Nov 4, 2025
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