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Extract text and attributes from web elements using XPath. Test, highlight, and export data effortlessly. XPath Extractor is a powerful Chrome extension for developers and data enthusiasts who need to extract information from web pages using XPath expressions. Key Features: - Right-click Extraction: Right-click any element to auto-generate its XPath and extract associated text. - Manual XPath Testing: Input custom XPath expressions and test them directly in the popup. - Dual Mode Extraction: Choose between extracting text content or element attributes (returned as JSON). - Element Highlighting: Visually highlight matching elements on the page for easy identification. - Wildcard Support: Use * in XPath to extract from multiple similar elements automatically. - Export Options: Export results as plain text, JSON array, CSV, or full JSON with metadata. - Copy Functionality: Quickly copy XPath, text, or arrays to clipboard. - Dark Mode: Toggle between light and dark themes for comfortable use. - Integrated Settings: Customize default export format and more. How to Use: 1. Install the extension and navigate to any webpage. 2. Right-click an element and select "Get XPath and Extract Texts" for instant extraction. 3. Or open the popup, enter an XPath (e.g., //div@class='content'), select mode, and click Test. 4. Highlight elements, copy data, or export to CSV/JSON. Perfect for web scraping, data mining, and development tasks. Supports all websites with wildcard indexing for dynamic content. Permissions: Requires access to context menus, active tabs, scripting, and storage for full functionality. No data is sent externally. Support the developer: Buy Me a Coffee (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/HFerrahoglu) Version 1.0.1 | Updated for optimal performance.
Jan 7, 2026
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