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Sort, search and filter tables on any web page, including grid-style layouts. Everything runs on your own computer. Ever landed on a page with a huge table and no way to find your row? TableLens fixes that. Click the icon on any page that has a table and a small panel appears. From it you can: - Search — type a name or value and only matching rows stay - Sort — order rows by any column (numbers, money and dates sort correctly) - Filter — narrow one column at a time, including number ranges like 100-200 - See a live count of how many rows are showing - Step through every table on the page - Reveal rows and columns the site was hiding - Download what you see as a CSV for Excel - Open a clean copy of the tables in a fresh tab, so you can sort and filter there while the original page stays as it is Everything runs inside your own browser. There is no account, no server, and no data ever leaves your computer. Works on ordinary web tables and on grid-style layouts. It does not work inside Google Sheets, Notion or Airtable, which keep their data on their own servers and already have their own sort and filter.
Jul 22, 2026
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