WebScraper

WebScraper is a handy tool that lets you quickly grab content from any online source without breaking a sweat. You get to control exactly what data you want to export into CSV or JSON files, which makes it super flexible for your needs.

Easy URL Input

When you open up the WebScraper main window, the first thing you'll do is pop in the URL of the webpage you want to scan. You can also set how many threads you want to use for this task with a simple slider. It’s as easy as sliding it left or right!

Crawling Made Simple

If you're only interested in one page, you can choose to crawl just that instead of going through everything. Once you're set up, just click a button and let the magic happen! Plus, in the Live View window, you’ll see status messages from each link. This feature is super helpful if you're debugging or just need to keep an eye on things.

Output Options Galore

In the WebScraper Output panel, pick out what info you want this cool tool to extract from your chosen web page. Whether it's URLs, titles, descriptions, or even specific classes or IDs—you're covered! You can also get headings and different formats like plain text, HTML, or Markdown along with when the page was last modified.

File Format Choices

You get to decide how you'd like your output file formatted too—CSV or JSON are both options! Want to clean up white spaces? Check! Need an alert if your file gets too big? No problem! If you're leaning toward CSV format specifically, there's even more customization available for quotes around columns and line separators.

User-Agent Flexibility

And it doesn’t stop there! WebScraper allows you to change your user-agent and set limits on links and clicks from home. You can even ignore query strings and treat subdomains as internal pages if that fits your needs better.

Final Thoughts

WebScraper is perfect for quickly scanning websites and pulling out all sorts of content along with extra metadata into CSV or JSON files. It’s great if you want offline access to data without saving entire pages. For more info about downloading WebScraper, check out this link!