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Lukáš Křivka

📰 Smart Article Extractor extracts articles from any scientific, academic, or news website with just one click. The extractor crawls the whole website and automatically distinguishes articles from other web pages. Download your data as HTML table, JSON, Excel, RSS feed, and more.

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We noticed that when we enter a website, we’re only getting a few results. Why is that? Our goal is to extract the entire website in real time using datasets.

Andrea Baranyiova (aja_bar)

Hi there, thank you for reaching out and apologies for the delay in response. This is expected behaviour for this Actor. It's designed to extract content from specific URLs, typically article pages or blog posts. It doesn't crawl an entire site — it just extracts clean article data from the URLs you give it, meaning it won't navigate the site to find every link/article. It just extracts articles it can find on that one page. If you need to scrape the entire website, use Website Content Crawler instead. Hope this helps! Cheers, Andrea

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