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Click the icon to detect and export web tables to CSV, Excel, or Markdown. savetable is the fastest way to pull structured data off the web. Whether you are a researcher, a developer, or a spreadsheet wizard, savetable eliminates the pain of manually copying and pasting web data. Simply hover over any table to reveal the magic "Export" button, or use the extension popup to scan the entire page at once. ➤ Key Features 🚀 Smart Hover Button: Export individual tables instantly without leaving your current tab. 📊 Multiple Formats: Save data as CSV, Microsoft Excel (XLS), or Markdown (.md) files. 📋 Quick Copy: Copy formatted data directly to your clipboard for Notion, GitHub, or Sheets. 🖼️ Table Screenshots: Capture any table as a clean PNG image for presentations. 🔄 Infinite Scroll Support: Automatically detects and merges new data as you scroll down a page. 🔒 Privacy First: All data is processed locally in your browser. No sign-ups, no logins, and your data never leaves your computer. ➤ Why use savetable? Clean Data: Automatically cleans white space and formatting for a perfect import every time. Visual Feedback: Highlights the table you are hovering over so you know exactly what you’re grabbing. Broad Compatibility: Works on Wikipedia, LinkedIn, Amazon, financial sites, and more. Lightweight: Operates smoothly without slowing down your browsing experience. ➤ How to use: Click the "Export Table" button that appears when you hover over a table. Choose your preferred format (CSV, XLS, MD, or Copy). Alternatively, click the savetable icon in your toolbar to see a preview of all data detected on the page.
Apr 20, 2026
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