Web Table Exporter：导出表格

Turn web page tables into Excel, CSV and more with one click — no copy-paste, no screenshots. Completely free and open source, and it collects no data. HOW TO USE 1. Click the extension icon to enter selection mode 2. Hover to highlight tables, click to select (multiple tables supported) 3. Click "Export" and the file downloads automatically; the output format can be switched from the dropdown COLUMN SETTINGS · REMEMBERED PER PAGE · Split: break a column into several by delimiter, line break, or control values (e.g. "2249 PHP" becomes price and currency columns) · Filter: export only the columns you need · Reorder: drag the handle in front of a column to change the export order (split columns follow their source column) · Format: mark numeric columns so they export as real numbers you can sum in Excel · Memory: rules are stored locally, keyed by page + header, and restored automatically next time; the "Reset" button clears the memory for the current table KEY FEATURES · Virtual-scrolling tables: grids that only render visible rows are auto-scrolled to collect every row, with deduplication · Paginated tables: paginated tables are auto-paged through to collect every row, with an optional page limit · Component support: tables rendered by mainstream component libraries are recognized out of the box · Split-header tables: components rendering header and body as separate tables are merged into one logical table · Form control values: inputs, selects and switches inside cells are exported with their current values · Image links: images inside cells are exported as links you can open directly in Excel OUTPUT FORMATS xlsx (one sheet per table), csv, json, md, html — switch via the toolbar dropdown. You can also copy to the clipboard (table TSV / Markdown) without saving a file, ready to paste into Excel, Sheets or your notes. PRIVACY & DATA SAFETY Table data is processed entirely on your device and never leaves your browser, and there are no network requests at all. Column settings are stored locally by default; when you are signed in to Chrome they sync across your own devices through your browser account (handled by the browser, never by a third-party server). Audit the code yourself: https://github.com/liaokaipeng/web-table-exporter USE CASES Exporting admin dashboard data, organizing e-commerce order tables, moving reports, cross-checking data.