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a helper to efficiently download crawl data from GSC A Chrome extension for efficiently downloading and visualising Google Search Console crawl statistics. Supports scheduled automatic downloads, interactive charts, and CSV export. Features - Download crawl stats across all categories (response codes, file types, purpose, Googlebot type) for any GSC property you have access to - Interactive chart (Billboard.js) with selectable metrics and categories; instant legend toggle; Invert button to flip the visible series selection - Filterable table (Tabulator) with per-column header filters, sorting, pagination, and CSV export - Scheduled downloads via Chrome alarms — run hourly, every 6/12 hours, daily, or weekly at a chosen time of day (and day of week for weekly jobs), even when no extension tab is open - Data freshness indicator — shows the date of the latest stored data point and how many days ago it was fetched - Stored Properties list on the Options page — browse all properties with stored data, see date ranges, open them in the chart view, or delete individual datasets - Backup & restore — export all stored data as a ZIP; preview before restoring via an explicit Restore button - Account indicator — shows the currently signed-in Google account and prompts to sign in when not authenticated - Property autocomplete — reads all accessible GSC properties from the page and populates a searchable datalist
Jun 27, 2026
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