HTML table to csv
This extension convert html tables to csv files.
Export HTML tag element attributes to CSV only by entering a HTML query selector.
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HTML Tag Elements Attribute CSV Exporter
This chrome extension allows you to export the attribute values (or outer HTML) of selected HTML elements on any web page as a CSV file. You can use this extension to extract data from web pages for analysis, research, or backup purposes.
How to use this extension:
To use this extension, follow these steps:
1. Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store.
2. Go to any web page that you want to extract data from.
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can be very useful and easy. my first idea/suggestion would be to add a limit number as an input - if i don't want a full list of occurances, but only some of them. a "limit" number would be nice. (or more complexy start, end / start, limit number - to define the export iterations) second idea - save into HTML... if i don't specify the attribute, a html code is not nice in csv (ok it is just a rename...)
Great i just followed your src example, but how to save multiple 'text' to csv? I tried using the div.classname (attribution empty) with 100 divs with same class but its not working.
Great , and easy
Really simple and it works like a charm