Amazon Search Scraper

LinkedIn Search Scraper

reapx/linkedin-search-scraper

Keep LinkedIn search results in rows you can compare. Start with LinkedIn searches or result URLs; each returned search result keeps search term, titles, headlines, descriptions, and position.

Facebook Search Scraper

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Keep Facebook search results in rows you can compare. Start with Facebook searches or result URLs; each returned search result keeps titles, authors, descriptions, position, and seller details.

Amazon Rating Scraper

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Compare returned Amazon ratings. Start with Amazon product or listing URLs; each returned rating keeps ratings, titles, authors, prices, and review volume.

YouTube Search Scraper

reapx/youtube-search-scraper

Keep YouTube search results in rows you can compare. Start with YouTube searches or result URLs; each returned search result keeps titles, authors, search term, view counts, and publication dates.

Threads Search Scraper

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Keep Threads search results in rows you can compare. Start with Threads searches or result URLs; each returned search result keeps titles, authors, descriptions, position, and seller details.

Reddit Search Scraper

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Keep Reddit search results in rows you can compare. Start with Reddit searches or result URLs; each returned search result keeps titles, authors, result identifiers, author URL, and subreddit.

Zillow Search Scraper

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Keep Zillow search results in rows you can compare. Start with Zillow searches or result URLs; each returned search result keeps titles, descriptions, position, and source links.

Telegram Search Scraper

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Keep Telegram search results in rows you can compare. Start with Telegram searches or result URLs; each returned search result keeps titles, authors, descriptions, position, and seller details.

Instagram Search Scraper

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Keep Instagram search results in rows you can compare. Start with Instagram searches or result URLs; each returned search result keeps names, media count, query, media count label, and source links.