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Repeat clicking to load more data | Learn by Feature

... y using Listly’s Auto-Click . Automatically repeat button clicks to extract more data ① Go to a website you want to scrape and click Listly Whole . ② Right-click on the Load More button and click Inspect . ③ Right-click again on the highlighted section (developer tool) and click Copy > Copy selector . ④ Go to your Databoard and click Add Settings . ⑤ Paste the CSS selector to the Element ...

I accidentally deleted my Groups. How do I recover the deleted list of groups? | FAQs

Unfortunately, the Listly team does not store data in the local storage to maintain our user privacy and data security. Deleting a group is permanent , so please proceed with care when deleting the CSS selector or any other settings. For further assistance, please email us at hello@listly.io with the details about data, including your destination website address (URL) and deletion date.

[Parts] How do I deselect or remove unnecessary items from the preview pane? | FAQs

When you click the element(s) 2 or 3 times to scrape data using Tabs , the Listly tool will automatically pick up a pattern in what you have clicked. There may be cases where unnecessary elements are selected; if this is the case, you could change CSS Selector values by clicking the up/down arrow button to deselect or remove the unnecessary elements. The Listly team is working to improve this feat ...

Scrape multiple items from a website | Getting Started

... choose an element and click another one that has the same value, then Listly automatically recognizes all items and lets you extract them all at once. All the parts highlighted are also stacked in order on the sidebar popup as shown in the image. Last but not least, you can maximize Parts to get CSS Selector values often used with the Auto Click, Auto Login, and Action Template features. Once y ...