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Stock Scraper & Export πŸ”¦ - Screener, TradingView, Chartink, StockEdge

by naraykln Β· Accessibility
Manifest V3 Free
View in Chrome Web Store Data as of 15 Oct 2026

Export πŸ“Š stocks & build indices from Screener, TradingView, ChartInk, StockEdge & Sensibull. Highlights financials on Screener.in

Users
216
βˆ’19 in 30 days
Rating
4.5 / 5
unchanged in 30 days
Ratings
4
0 in 30 days
Store rank
#62K
#52K among extensions
Version
7.6
updated 8 Oct 2026

Users

monthly, 14 months
0124248Sep 2025Apr 2026Oct 2026
Latest, 15 Oct 2026: 216 usersMove the mouse over the chart for any month

Ratings count

monthly, 14 months
024Sep 2025Apr 2026Oct 2026
Latest, 15 Oct 2026: 4 ratingsMove the mouse over the chart for any month

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About Stock Scraper & Export πŸ”¦ - Screener, TradingView, Chartink, StockEdge

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DI3OzdW9HKk Description: πŸš€ A powerful browser extension for investors, analysts, and traders to export stock symbols, build custom indices, and pull deep fundamental/technical data β€” without needing premium subscriptions! πŸ“πŸ“Š Purpose: 🎯 Create custom indices from Screener.in, TradingView, ChartInk & StockEdge; compare peer companies via colour-highlighted financials on Screener.in; grab option-screener symbols from Sensibull/ChartInk in one click; and export any TradingView chart's OHLCV + indicator values to Excel. 🌐 Supported Platforms 1. πŸ” Screener.in β€” export feature is premium, so this tool replicates and extends it. πŸ“ Sector & Industry pages (e.g. screener.in/market/IN01/IN0101/IN010102/) get floating buttons: πŸ”Ÿ Top 10 β€” first 10 symbols (sortable by any column header) πŸ“‹ NSE / πŸ“‹ BSE / πŸ“‹ All β€” symbols for that exchange, or NSE+BSE+SME combined πŸ’Ύ Export Data β€” full results table for that page β†’ Excel βš™ Settings β€” choose which exchange (NSE/BSE/SME/ALL) feeds the "Custom Index (Top 10)", and sort it by Market Cap, Change % (1D/1W/1M/3M), or Name ❀ Donate Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl+Alt+C copies all symbols instantly πŸ“ /explore/ and /market/ pages β€” πŸ“Š Export Sectors / πŸ“Š Export Industries to Excel: Clicking either button now opens the same resumable checklist modal used by Export Screener Data (Select All / Select None / Only Remaining), so you can pick exactly which sectors β€” or, on a sector's /market/ page, which industries β€” to include instead of always exporting everything. Already-completed items are marked βœ“ from saved progress, with a πŸ•’ timestamp showing exactly when that progress was last saved and a πŸ—‘ Discard progress & start fresh button, so you can judge how stale it is before deciding to resume or restart. Each export produces: βœ” S.No βœ” Sector/Industry Name βœ” Count of companies βœ” Top 10 (Custom Index) βœ” NSE symbols βœ” full Scrips (NSE+BSE+SME, BSE names shown in πŸ”΄ red) πŸ“ Screener.in home page (screener.in/) β€” two big new tools: πŸ“Š Export Indices β€” exports full constituent data for every major Nifty index (Nifty 50 through niche/thematic ones like Nifty Defence, Nifty EV, Nifty Alpha Low Vol, etc.) and BSE indices, in one Excel file β€” great for building sector/index-based watchlists. πŸ’Ύ Export Screener Data β€” the big one: crawls every sector β†’ every industry and merges the full Screener.in financial column set (Market Cap, Sales, PAT, OPM, ROE, ROCE, EPS growth, debt ratios, valuation ratios, promoter/FII/DII holding changes, and more) into one master sheet. Resumable: pick exactly which sectors to run via a checklist modal (Select All / Select None / Only Remaining). Each sector's data is saved to your browser as soon as it's fetched, so you can export half now and finish later β€” progress auto-clears at the start of each new trading day (or you can discard it manually). The resume screen shows a πŸ•’ "Saved: today at hh:mm:ss (X min ago)" stamp so you always know how fresh a saved run is before choosing to resume or discard it. The exported Excel is colour-highlighted automatically β€” green/red conditional formatting on ~20 metrics (ROE, margins, growth, debt, valuation, etc.), mirroring the on-page highlighter. πŸ“ Company pages (screener.in/company/*) β€” πŸ–βœ¨πŸ”¦ Highlighter: Auto-colours QoQ & YoY financial results and flags how a metric compares to peer averages, for instant visual scanning Hover any highlighted cell for a tooltip showing exact QoQ %, YoY %, and vs-peers difference ✨ toggle button turns highlighting on/off (also Ctrl+Alt+H) ❀ Donate button βœ… Multi-page fetching with retries ensures complete symbol/data lists everywhere above. Symbols formatted as NSE:<symbol> / BSE:<name> / SME:<name>; Top 10 joined with +. 2. πŸ“ˆ TradingView Screener 🌍 tradingview.com/screener/* β€” floating buttons: πŸ“Š Export [NSE/BSE/All] Sectors, Industries β†’ Excel (exchange set via βš™) βš™ Settings β€” Exchange (NSE/BSE/ALL) + sort field/direction for the Top 10 custom index ❀ Donate βœ… Multi-sweep fetching with overlap/retry logic so no symbols are missed. Resumable per-exchange progress (same sector-checklist + Select All/None/Only Remaining flow as Screener.in, with the same πŸ•’ saved-at timestamp), auto-discarded daily. Sector discovery (the scan that lists sectors with their stock counts before you pick) is now cached for a few minutes per exchange, so reopening the picker β€” including right after "Discard progress & start fresh" β€” no longer re-runs that full market scan from scratch. πŸ“Š Exports a 3-sheet Excel file, now with a much deeper column set per stock beyond the basics: Valuation: P/E, PEG, P/B, P/S, P/FCF, EV/EBITDA, Earnings Yield Profitability: ROA, ROE, ROIC, Net/Operating/FCF Margins Growth (YoY & QoQ): EBITDA growth, diluted EPS growth, Net Income growth Financial health: Current Ratio, Debt/Equity, Sloan Ratio Dividends: Payout Ratio, Dividend Yield Technicals (1W): RSI, CCI(20), BBPower, ROC Momentum, and TradingView's own MA/Oscillator/Overall technical ratings Colour highlighting on the technicals is outlier-aware: BBPower is a flat green (>0) / red (≀0) split rather than a gradient, and RSI/CCI/ROC Momentum anchor their green–white–red gradient to the 10th/90th percentile instead of the column's true min/max β€” so one extreme reading (e.g. Momentum spiking to 4000 after a corporate action) can no longer wash out the colour on every other, normal-sized row. Plus Sector/Industry roll-up sheets with Top 10 Custom Index and full NSE Scrips lists, just like before πŸ’Ύ File: TradingView_NSE_YYYY-MM-DD_hh-mm-ss.xlsx. Summary modal shows total symbols, sectors, industries β€” and flags any sector where an industry didn't fully load, so you know what to re-run. 2b. πŸ“‰ TradingView Chart β€” OHLCV + Indicator Values β†’ Excel 🌍 tradingview.com/chart/* β€” floating button: πŸ“Š Export Excel β€” exports everything on the chart you're looking at: πŸ–± Click β€” all bars currently loaded on the chart (scroll left first to load more history) ⇧ Shift+Click β€” only the visible ran…

Growth

WindowUsersChangeRatingsRating
7 daysβˆ’18βˆ’7.7%00.00
30 daysβˆ’19βˆ’8.1%00.00
6 months+155+254.1%+3βˆ’0.50
1 year+196+980.0%+4+4.50

Chrome Web Store search rankings

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Version history

32 versions recorded
7.68 Oct 2026
7.57 Oct 2026
7.428 Sep 2026
7.226 Sep 2026
7.126 Sep 2026
7.025 Sep 2026
6.924 Sep 2026
6.823 Sep 2026

Details

Category
Accessibility
First seen
4 Sep 2025
Size
8.0 MB
Languages
en
Pricing
Free
Extension ID
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Permissions and risk

Moderate riskimpact 2, likelihood 2
Permissions
clipboardWrite
Site access
https://nsearchives.nseindia.com/*

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