CodeScraper

Hover over anything and get the HTML/CSS

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Hover over anything and get the HTML/CSS

1 follower

By clicking a small button, you can extract any div, button, heading - or frankly - whatever you want! Works on any website using any technology. Features 🦸‍♂️ Left click to full HTML/CSS 🤯 Right click to get only CSS 🎨 View element width/height 🤖

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Chrome Extensions•Developer Tools

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Lenilson Dos Santos 🚀

Heyy. Looks very similar to CSS Scan from @gvrizzo. Is there any difference?

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6yr ago

wojtek

BYE

@gvrizzo @lenilsonjr_ Border radius on the buttons. This maker community cloning bullshit needs to stop. Undermining someone else’s work with a cheaper clone is not gonna get you anywhere. Next thing you know someone is gonna call this an original idea.

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6yr ago

Bruno Crosier

EmojiCatch

@gvrizzo @lenilsonjr_ @pugson nah you're out of line. why are you bringing so much hate to someone's hard work? 1) this product gets the HTML as well as CSS (CSS Scan does not) 2) does CSS Scan have a patent on producing CSS by hovering over an element? No, so anybody else has the right to create a product that does the same thing, (and maybe even better). It's called competition. It forces companies / creators to always improve their products. If you want to live in a world with no competition I would suggest you hop in a time machine, set the destination to Soviet Russia, and then let me know how that goes for you 👍

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6yr ago

Bryan Sanders

CodeScraper

Maker

@gvrizzo @lenilsonjr_ @pugson @brunocrosier Thank you Bruno! IMO, this is a product built around a totally different problem and therefore provides a totally different solution. If you wanted only CSS, CSS Scan is probably better. That wasn't the problem I was trying to solve. Stylistically, there are probably a handful of ways to design a chrome extension that enables element selection. Not trying to create any conflict, just trying to bring some light!

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6yr ago

Adil

Craftmail AI

I'm pretty sure @gvrizzo did the same thing

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6yr ago

Bryan Sanders

CodeScraper

Maker

Hey everyone! My name is Bryan and I made CodeScraper. I needed something to rapidly copy and paste my own code and randomly landed here three days later. If you have any questions, I am very active on Twitter (@iambryansanders)!

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6yr ago

Transmissions #0001

@iambryansanders Hey I've been looking through the demo code, and all of them have weird characters for classes and ids. Is this the actual code the scraper consistently copies, if so this code is basically unusable...

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6yr ago

Bryan Sanders

CodeScraper

Maker

@transmissions_0001 It generates a unique ID for each type of element. While they may look scrambled, that is purely to ensure you don't have any duplicates! Each type of element gets an 8 - 10 character ID or class that you can edit and preview. Control-F will be your best friend!

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6yr ago

Transmissions #0001

@iambryansanders Is there anyway you can just keep the original element class name or id? If not, I have a suggestion, instead of using IDs which are unrecognizable and difficult to navigate, you could use a random dictionary word, which is more memorable, and would make changing the names easier? I would be willing to contribute more money if you were to implement this feature.

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6yr ago

Bryan Sanders

CodeScraper

Maker

@transmissions_0001 Interesting. I will think about it! DM me on Twitter.

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6yr ago

Abraham Hsu

@iambryansanders Aww looks like I missed the $5 sale, as its up to $10. Actually, if you're able to change it so that the class names are not crazy ID's, I'd buy it for $10. Is that going to be implemented?

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6yr ago

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Hover over anything and get the HTML/CSS

Hover over anything and get the HTML/CSS

CodeScraper

Hover over anything and get the HTML/CSS

Hover over anything and get the HTML/CSS

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