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Extract messages and user emails from any Slack channel without requiring admin access Slack Message and Email Extractor helps you collect valuable conversation data from Slack channels you can access without requiring Slack App installation or admin privileges. Key Features • Extract up to 1000 messages from any accessible Slack channel • Auto-scrolling to load and capture historical messages • Capture user details, including emails (when available) • Include timestamps, reactions, and attachment information • Option to include thread info and replies • Download everything as a well-structured JSON file • Secure Google account authentication How It Works 1. Navigate to any Slack channel in your browser 2. Click the extension icon in your toolbar 3. Sign in with your Google account 4. Set your preferences and agree to terms 5. Click "Extract Conversations" 6. The extension automatically scrolls extracts data, and downloads a JSON file. Perfect For • Researchers analyzing communication patterns • Customer support teams collecting feedback • Team leads documenting important discussions • Community managers gathering insights • Anyone needing to preserve important conversations Privacy & Security • Your Google account is only used for authentication • The extension stores no passwords • The extension works locally in your browser • Data is saved directly to your computer Requirements • Must be used on an active Slack channel page • Requires Google account for authentication • Only extracts messages that can be loaded by scrolling For support, questions, or feedback, contact: mailto:support@avansaber.com © AvanSaber.com
Apr 2, 2025
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