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Extract structured data from the current webpage using a visual picker and export results locally. EzScrape is a browser extension that enables users to extract structured data from webpages they choose to interact with. • Users define what data to collect by visually selecting elements directly on the page, rather than writing selectors manually. • The extension supports extracting multiple fields at once, allowing users to build table-style datasets from repeating page content such as lists, cards, or tables. • Pagination workflows are supported by allowing users to select “next page” controls so data can be collected across multiple pages. • Extracted data is normalized and aligned into rows and columns to produce clean, structured output suitable for analysis. • Users can preview extracted results as scraping progresses to verify accuracy before exporting. • Data can be exported locally in common formats such as CSV or Excel for use in spreadsheets or other tools. • The extension operates only on the active tab and only when the user explicitly starts a pick or scrape action. • All data processing occurs locally within the browser; the extension does not transmit scraped content to external servers. • EzScrape does not track user behavior, browsing history, or personal identity and does not collect analytics or telemetry. • Permissions are used solely to enable element selection, content extraction, and user-initiated interaction with the current webpage.
Aug 10, 2026
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