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Extract visible email addresses from webpages, keep a deduplicated list, and copy them all at once. **Email Extractor helps you find visible email addresses on webpages and save them quickly.** It scans the current page as you browse, builds a deduplicated list of discovered emails, and lets you copy or export the results in a few clicks. **What it does** - Extracts visible email addresses from webpage text - Detects emails in `mailto:` links - Reads visible input and textarea values that contain email addresses - Keeps a running list of emails found on the current page - Lets you copy individual emails or copy all at once - Exports results as `TXT` or `CSV` - Supports local autosave - Includes a simple automation mode: paste up to 1,000 URLs and let the extension visit them one by one to collect combined email results **How it works** - Open any page - Let the extension scan the visible content - View the collected emails in the popup - Copy, download, or autosave the results **Notes** - The extractor works on content that becomes visible on the page - Some pages such as browser internal pages, protected pages, PDFs, or heavily restricted websites may not be supported - Automation works best on pages where email addresses are visible without additional interaction **Use responsibly** This extension is intended for legitimate research, outreach preparation, and contact discovery workflows. Do not use it to build spam lists or abuse websites. If you want, I can also write: - a **short description** - a more **marketing-style description** - or a version that is more **safe for store review** and less aggressive about automation.
Apr 29, 2026
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