Email Exporter
Extract all email addresses and phone numbers in a web page.
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3.92
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spammy, or outdated. Pros
- Great tool.
- Easy to use.
- Effective in capturing emails.
Cons
- Truncates phone numbers to only first 11 digits.
- Phone number formatting issues.
- Cannot extract names embedded in emails.
Most mentioned
- Issues with phone number format.
- Requests for tutorials and guidance.
- Desire for integration with Google Sheets.
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| Date | Author | Rating | Lang | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024-11-19 |  | | ru | Превосходно! |
| 2022-05-03 |  | | Provides Fake Phone Numbers | |
| 2022-05-03 |  | | en | Provides Fake Phone Numbers |
| 2021-10-16 |  | | For everyone having issues with the phone format, I've found a solution but you'll have to manually edit the code, It's easy though. 1. Uninstall the extension 2. Add the Chrome Extension Source Viewer extension to your Chrome browser. 3. Download visual studio code or another JavaScript editor 3. go to chrome extensions manager (settings > more tools > extensions) 4. turn on developer mode (top right corner) 5. download the zip file of the plugin (Email Exporter) you can do that by going to crx > view extension source > paste this extensions url > open in this viewer > download zip(top right corner) 6. from that folder, open content.js in visual studio. 7.once opened press ( ctrl + f ) then copy and paste this: /\(?\d That'll bring you to the code section that has to be edited it should look something like this: /\(?\d{4}\)?[-\s\.]?\d{3}[-\s\.]?\d{3}/ all we have to do now is edit those numbers that say 4,3,4 into the specific countries phone format example USA would be /\(?\d{4}\)?[-\s\.]?\d{3}[-\s\.]?\d{4}/ because its format is +1 xxx-xxx-xxxx Uk would be /\(?\d{2}\)?[-\s\.]?\d{4}[-\s\.]?\d{6}/ because their phone format is +44 xxxx - xxxxxx once edited, create a folder and save the new content.js in it with everything else from the original zip file. lastly go back to chromes extension manger (chrome://extensions/) and click "load unpacked" then select the file we just created. That's it, refresh chrome and it should be working. Sorry didn't expect it to be a long read, Hope this helps :D | |
| 2021-07-29 | Li Jodie | | 1 numerical character that is missing instead of 11 numbers. | |
| 2021-07-29 |  | | en | 1 numerical character that is missing instead of 11 numbers. |
| 2021-04-13 |  | | Great tool. Is there a tutorial to send the data using POST option? I am not able to setup a API inside my WordPress dashboard. Is it possible to send the data into Google Spreadsheet or something simpler for non technical guys like me? | |
| 2021-04-14 |  | | en | Great tool. Is there a tutorial to send the data using POST option? I am not able to setup a API inside my WordPress dashboard. Is it possible to send the data into Google Spreadsheet or something simpler for non technical guys like me? |
| 2021-01-03 |  | | Is it possible to send the data to a google sheet? I am getting an error when I use the send button. | |
| 2021-01-03 |  | | en | Is it possible to send the data to a google sheet? I am getting an error when I use the send button. |
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