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Extract, deduplicate, and export tabular product data from webpages into spreadsheets using custom XPath rules. ATC (Web Data Scraper & Collector) is a lightweight, high-productivity data extraction tool that allows users to extract tabular web data and product details directly into spreadsheets using custom XPath rules. 🚀 KEY FEATURES: • One-Click Instant Scrape: Extract title, price, seller, brand, ratings, and custom attributes from any product page directly to clipboard. • Smart Deduplication: Automatically detects and filters duplicate rows during collection sessions so your datasets stay clean. • Batch Multi-Tab Scraping: Collect data across multiple open product tabs simultaneously with a single click. • Excel & CSV Export: Copy formatted TSV data directly into Microsoft Excel / Google Sheets, or download clean CSV spreadsheet files. • Flexible XPath Rules: Customize extraction fields, attributes (text, href, src, content), and container selectors for single or multi-item pages. • Secure Cloud Config: Sync master extraction rules and settings seamlessly. 🔒 PRIVACY & SECURITY FIRST: ATC processes all data strictly locally on your browser. No personal browsing history or scraped data is ever sold, tracked, or transmitted to third-party tracking servers. HOW TO USE: 1. Navigate to any product or listing webpage. 2. Click the ATC extension icon to extract the active page data. 3. Double-click the extension icon to open the Collector Dashboard, preview collected rows, and export as CSV or Copy to Excel.
Aug 29, 2026
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