Pagex

Pagex is a Chrome extension that extracts page content into structured JSON, captures full-page screenshots, and exports cookies — all locally, without sending data anywhere.

It helps you collect visible content, hidden content, expandable sections, frame results, and lightweight style context without copying raw HTML by hand. The extension is built for people who need to move web content into AI, automation, or internal analysis workflows with a cleaner and more controlled payload.

What Pagex does:

Page extraction
- Parse the selected tab directly from the popup
- Expand common disclosure patterns such as details, aria-expanded="false", and fragment-based collapse controls
- Trigger lazy-loaded content by scrolling before extraction
- Collect DOM and shadow DOM nodes into structured JSON
- Merge accessible frame results and label skipped or failed frames clearly
- Filter sensitive attributes and remove query strings and hashes from exported values
- Download the final payload as a JSON file
- Stop a running extraction and retry at any time
- Live countdown showing estimated time remaining per stage

Full-page screenshot
- Capture the entire scrollable page as a stitched PNG
- Automatically handle SPA pages with non-document scrolling containers
- Hide scrollbars and neutralize fixed/sticky elements for clean output
- Wait for lazy-loaded images before each capture
- Scale down automatically for very long pages
- No extra permissions needed

Cookie and storage export
- Export all cookies for the selected tab in Netscape cookies.txt format (curl/wget compatible)
- Include localStorage and sessionStorage data in the export
- Works with any site you have permission to access
- Output header clearly states data never leaves your device

Everything runs locally — no data is ever sent to a server.