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As you browse, BABAV finds emails, phones & socials and saves them to your BABAV leads. Turn auto-scan off in Settings. Turn the pages you browse into clean leads inside your own BABAV account. Connect BABAV Finder once with a key from your BABAV dashboard (Settings → Browser extension). Then, as you browse, it quietly reads each page and pulls out: • Email addresses — even ones hidden as "name [at] domain [dot] com", HTML-encoded, or declared in a page's structured data. • Phone numbers — saved to your leads only, never texted. • Social profiles — the public handles and profile links listed on the page. You stay in control: • Auto-scan is a setting you can turn OFF (popup → Settings → "Auto-scan every page"). With it off, the extension only reads a page when you act in the popup. • Manual or automatic saving — in manual mode you pick what to keep; in auto mode new leads save themselves. Your choice. • "This page" shows what was found on the current tab. "Extract" scrapes a list of URLs in the background straight into your leads. "Discover" suggests searches to find more of your ideal customers. Everything the extension finds goes only to your own BABAV account — the single server it sends data to. It does not sell your data or send it anywhere else. The extension is free and bundled with any BABAV account.
Aug 7, 2026
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