An AI-assisted browser extension that collects iframe content and converts it into structured JSON on Chrome and Firefox. Version 2.3.
AI-Powered Iframe Data Scraper is a Chrome and Firefox extension for retrieving content embedded in iframes and organizing that content as JSON with AI-assisted processing. It is intended for situations where information inside embedded page elements must be collected and cleaned up with minimal manual effort.
The extension supports browser-based scraping, structured-data workflows, and processing approaches associated with OpenAI and ChatGPT. Its straightforward interface is intended for repeatable research and data-collection tasks that require embedded content to be transformed into a usable format.
- Retrieves information from iframe elements within web pages
- Applies AI-assisted processing to help organize extracted content
- Produces JSON output for use in later steps
- Supports both Chrome and Firefox
- Provides a simple interface for routine extraction work
- Fits browser-based web-scraping workflows
- Supports use cases involving OpenAI or ChatGPT integration concepts
- Converts embedded page content into data that can be acted on
- Download the repository or clone it locally.
- Add the extension to your browser:
- Chrome: visit the Extensions page, enable Developer mode, and load the unpacked extension directory.
- Firefox: use the add-ons or debugging tools to load the extension package in the supported manner.
- Accept the permissions requested by the browser during the initial launch.
Once the extension is installed, access it from the browser toolbar and begin working with a page that includes iframe content.
- Open a webpage containing one or more iframes.
- Launch the extension popup or control panel.
- Choose the iframe data that should be processed.
- Start extraction to retrieve the embedded content.
- Inspect the JSON generated by the extension.
- Copy, save, or pass the result to the next stage of your workflow.
A typical session looks like this:
- Visit a portal or other web page
- Locate the embedded section of interest
- Retrieve its iframe content
- Transform the extracted information into JSON
- Use the structured data for analysis or automation
The extension stores its settings through the browser's storage system and its built-in interface controls.
Available configuration categories can include:
- Extraction preferences
- AI processing behavior
- Output formatting
- Permissions specific to the browser
To change how the extension operates, open its interface and inspect the settings provided there.
- Chrome or Firefox
- A browser capable of loading extensions
- Access to the pages and iframe content being processed
- Enough local storage for extension information and exported JSON
- Optional OpenAI or ChatGPT-related configuration when using AI-assisted processing
Can I use the extension with both browsers?
Yes. Chrome and Firefox are the supported browsers.
Which output format is available?
Iframe-derived information is formatted as JSON.
How are the extension settings managed?
Settings are controlled through the extension interface and the browser's storage.
Why might extraction not work on a particular page?
Confirm that the iframe can be accessed, the necessary permissions are active, and the page structure has not changed.
Where can I find information about newer versions?
Watch the repository and use the latest build link to check for updated releases.
This project is distributed under the GNU GPL v3.0. Refer to LICENSE for the full license text.
