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A webscraper with a reprogrammable behaviour ByteSleuth is a browser extension that allows you to collect data directly from web pages using an intuitive visual interface. Simply select elements on a page, create custom fields, and build reusable scraping algorithms to gather information in a structured table format. FEATURES: ✅ Visual point-and-click data selection ✅ Create custom fields for text, links, images, attributes, and more (via scripting) ✅ Use a full-featured Monaco editor with TypeScript support for custom scraping and selector grabbing logic ✅ Test selectors generated by scripts live when linking elements to fields ✅ Save and reuse field selection scripts ✅ Export collected data for further analysis ✅ Modern and user-friendly interface HOW IT WORKS: 1. Open any website. 2. Create fields for the data you want to collect. 3. Select elements directly on the page. 4. Run the scraper to collect structured data. 5. Export your results when finished. USE CASES: • Lead generation • Market research • Competitor analysis • Product catalog collection • Job listing aggregation • Academic research • Content monitoring • General web data extraction YOUR PRIVACY: ByteSleuth processes data from websites you choose to scrape. The extension does not collect, sell, or share your personal browsing data. All scraping actions are initiated and controlled by the user.
Jun 17, 2026
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