Page Element Dumper

Parsing a page for selectors and semi smart outputting the paths to elements.

What is Page Element Dumper?

Page Element Dumper is a Chrome extension that parses a webpage, creating a list of selectors with ids or class-names. It also looks for parent elements with ids or class-names. The dumped file is an array of elements, ready for automation. It is a useful tool for quickly obtaining selectors and getting started with automation.

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By: VDubs

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Users: 14 ▲ 3

Version: 0.0.1 (Last updated: 2019-08-11)

Creation date: 2019-08-11

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

activeTab

Size: 11.15K

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 106520 ▲ 6789

Other rankings

#18827 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 506 #15 in element keyword 18 #246 in class keyword 5 ▲ 6

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Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Summary

Analyze keywords

This little tool will grab all elements on the page, creating a list with selectors that have id's or class-names while jumping one up the tree to see if the parent maybe has an id or class.

The file is dumped out into the downloads folder and is an array of the elements. Some might be way too verbose and it is not looking for the Nth child or anything like that yet.

The screenshot shows NightwatchJS. I am not affiliated with that great package, but have used it in the past.

The major goal is to let people quickly get selectors so that they can get started on automation.