... s an HTML element used to embed another HTML document within the current one. Listly automatically detects an iFrame and highlights the element in grey once you click Listly’s extension icon. So basically, you don’t need to do anything to extract data within an iframe. Click Listly Whole or Listly Part and click on the iFrame button to access the nested iFrame. Access iFrame elements using Lis ...

... e data collection workflow. Scrape multiple web pages laid out sequentially ① Go to a website you want to scrape. ② Check out each web page has different URLs like /travel-destinations/{page_number_id}. * If not, please see Pagination or contact the Listly team . ③ Click Listly Whole or Listly Part on a web page you want to scrape. ④ Select a tab that contains your data on the results page. ...

... antly download images or pictures from Google Maps in just a few clicks. It's an easy-to-use browser extension, so you can simply add it to Chrome and collect image data from any website you want. Keep on reading to see how it works! 1. Extract Google Maps results by clicking Listly Whole/Part Click Listly's extension icon and click Listly Whole or Part to extract the results, high ...

... terests you and click it. If the post has a number of comments, there should be a "plus" or "load more" button. Keep clicking the "plus" or "load more" button until all comments are loaded. Once done, hit the Listly's extension icon and click Whole or Parts that allows you select the comments area. The comments are highly likely to be extracted and ...

Important Updates and Changes Over the past years, we’ve offered various new features on the Free plan to help the user easily collect data. Given the server overload due to the improper duplicate account issues on the Free plan, however, we’re making some changes to the Free plan. In addition, we’re updating our subscription models and introducing the Light plan so that we can keep your data col ...

Have you ever encountered this error message before? This error happens when a network protocol is missing before a website URL. It is an inherent, very first part of a web address (before the “www”), and technically speaking, a protocol such as http:// or https:// is required for a browser to verify a website and fetch information accordingly. In most cases, the browser will add it for you, bu ...

... craped using Auto Click or Auto Scroll features Create a folder group and download data into a spreadsheet For those who are interested, here's how to download data using the folder group feature ① Go to a website you want to scrape and log into your account. ② Click Listly Whole or Listly Part to scrape data on each page. ③ Go to your Databoard once the web scraping is done. ④ Select t ...

Sometimes, you need to scrape data from hidden elements like dropdown menus or radio buttons. If that’s the case, keep reading to learn how to collect data hidden behind pagination elements. Select an option to load data and click Listly Part . Repeat this process until you scrape all data you want by changing options. If you want to export all data at once into a spreadsheet, you may want to c ...

As part of Group Extraction, Folder Group Extraction allows you to collect web data from multiple pages that require a login. As you know, you can simply extract data from multiple public pages using Group Extraction , but private pages require one more step of logging into a website. Without a login, a private website does not allow anyone or any services to access it. Therefore, you may need to ...

With Listly Scheduler , you can extract data from any website at scheduled times. To set a scheduler, please follow the instructions: 1. Click Listly Whole or Listly Part to scrape a website. 2. Select a tab that contains the data you want. 3. Click the Scheduler icon on your Databoard. 4. Schedule your data scraping and enable email notifications.