Install
Add Fyre from the Chrome Web Store, then pin it so the icon stays visible. The extension opens as a side panel rather than a popup, which means it stays open while you interact with the page — closing a popup halfway through choosing columns is the single most annoying thing a scraper can do to you.
No account is needed to extract. You will only sign in when you activate a licence or set up a cloud run.
Your first table
Open a page with a repeating list on it — a category page, a search result, a directory. Click the Fyre icon and choose List Extractor.
- Click one item in the list. Fyre outlines every sibling it matched.
- Check the count in the panel header. If it matched 12 things and you can see 48, click a second example and it will widen the pattern.
- Review the proposed columns. Drop the ones you do not need — fewer columns means a faster run.
- Press Extract. Rows appear in the Data Table as they are captured.
Getting the rest of the list
Most lists continue past the first screen. Before extracting, open Pagination in the panel and pick the behaviour that matches the page: numbered pages, a load-more button, or infinite scroll. Set a page cap — start with five while you are still checking the columns are right, then raise it once you trust the output.
Export
Open the Data Table from the panel header. Sort, filter and dedupe as needed, then export. CSV and Excel keep numeric columns numeric. Google Sheets needs a one-time authorisation, after which you can create, replace or append to a sheet directly.