Instant Data Scraper

Woho Eric2020年1月8日

★★★★★5

Great products!! Thanks!

陈李翔2020年1月8日

★★★★★5

歌颂程序员！

Harold Cadavid2020年1月7日

★★★★★5

Awesome!

Ask Hasnaa2020年1月7日

★★★★★4

so helpfull, i like it.

Ricardo Carrera Marín2020年1月5日

★★★★★5

Excelente utilidad. Sin duda el más sencillo y barato que existe para extraer datos de Google, Wikipedia, blogs, Amazon. Es cierto que en algunas páginas no funciona pero eso casi aplica para todo así que no lo veo como un defecto. Simplemente es mejorable, al igual que todo Software. ¡Muchísimas gracias!

Ben Ling2020年1月4日

★★★★★5

Powerful tool... very easy to use!

محمد خليل2020年1月3日

★★★★★5

Excellent

Muhammed Tahreem Alam2020年1月1日

★★★★★5

Excellent. Having issues working out on many website though, but still worth it

Hard Money2019年12月31日

★★★★★5

Awesome google scraper

Gary Dully2019年12月28日

★★★★★5

This is a brilliant scraper, which is easy to use.:Stop trying to be a systems analyst and use this baby instead. However, I would like to see the following options available. 1. The ability to name the xls or csv file. 2. To save the template, especially the delay times, for a particular web site scrape. 3. The ability to always have the Scraper on top of your browser as it disappears when you select the "Next Page" link. For some reason Excel 2019 says that the data is corrupted and offers to recover it. Also if you download as a CSV file, there are some unrecognisable characters in the file at either side of currency symbols, which causes Excel to think they are text and not numeric characters. Its an easy fix within excel, just download as a XLS file and let excel fix it automatically, by converting a column into values in the Excel data menu. But its so simple and fast to use, I just love using it. Remember to use your Excel macro recorder function on your downloaded data as you manipulate the column structure and next time you can get a cleaned up data file in a matter of seconds. I've figured out its easier to download all the columns found for each web site and create an Excel macro to clean up the data afterwards saved in your Excel Macro workbook, (personal.xlsb). By doing so, you teach Excel how to manipulate the data just once and after that Excel will do it in a few seconds when you run the Macro next time, for the same web site output structure. You can also teach Excel in the same Macro to export its results into a CSV file for you, for importing into say a Wordpress Table. If you already are using a certain filename for your CSV file, you can also teach the Macro to overwrite and update an existing file. I've tried various scrapers and this by far the simplest to use. The hardest part is finding the "Next Page" button and remembering to bring the scraper back on top of your browser screen.