Click the Tablewright icon and it lists every table on the page with its size and first rows. Pick one and save it as Excel, CSV or Markdown, or copy it straight into a spreadsheet.
The file comes out clean. 1,420 and $5.00 become real numbers, codes like 007 stay text, footnote marks like [1] are removed, merged cells are filled in, and dates export as real dates.
The free version has no row limit and needs no account. Everything happens in your browser; page content is never sent anywhere. Available for Microsoft Edge.
Pro ($9.99 once, up to 3 browsers) handles the slow jobs: it clicks Next and joins every page of a paged table, scrolls until all rows have loaded, and turns product lists and search results into columns. It also exports JSON and puts all tables into one Excel file.
