WebScraper 4.7.0

WebScraper uses the Integrity v8 engine to quickly scan a website, and can output extracted data (currently) as CSV or JSON. Plus download images to a folder.

Easy to scan a site - just enter the starting URL and press "Go"
Easy to export - choose the columns you want
Plenty of extraction options, including HTML elements with certain classes or IDs, regular expressions, or entire content in a number of formats (html, plain text, markdown)
Since v4.1 can download to a folder all images discovered
Configuration of various limits on the crawl and the output file size
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What's New:

Version 4.7.0:

Adds a new tab, 'Post process output file'. A couple of options have been shifted there, relating to the CSV file (splitting multiple values onto separate rows, and splitting the output file into 64k chunks).
A new option added to the 'post process' tab; 'remove rows where this column is empty...'.
A new option added to 'stop at X rows in the results' which is more relatable than the existing 'stop at X links' (which is a safety valve and is still present. That one should contain a number which is bigger than the number of links on the site that you're scanning. The default of 200,000 should be fine but add a zero if necessary.)
If large csv file was being split into parts with max 64k rows, files after the first one wouldn't contain headings, they do now.
Temp files are cleaned up when Webscraper quits normally.

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