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    Web Spider, Web Crawler, Email Extractor

    Web Spider, Web Crawler, Email Extractor

    Free Extracts Emails, Phones and custom text from Web using JAVA Regex

    ...Extracts Information from Web by parsing millions of pages. Store data into Derby Database and data are not being lost after force closing the spider. - Free Web Spider , Parser, Extractor, Crawler - Extraction of Emails , Phones and Custom Text from Web - Export to Excel File - Data Saved into Derby and MySQL Database - Written in Java Cross Platform Also See Free email Sender : https://sourceforge.net/projects/gitst-free-email-ender/ Please install Microsoft OpenJDK to start the application https://www.microsoft.com/openjdk
    Downloads: 4 This Week
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    Web Spider, Web Crawler, Email Extractor

    Web Spider, Web Crawler, Email Extractor

    Free Extracts Emails, Phones and custom text from Web using JAVA Regex

    ...Extracts Information from Web by parsing millions of pages. Store data into Derby OR MySQL Database and data are not being lost after force closing the spider. - Free Web Spider , Parser, Extractor, Crawler - Extraction of Emails , Phones and Custom Text from Web - Export to Excel File - Data Saved into Derby Database - Written in Java Cross Platform See also Free Email Sender in this link: https://sourceforge.net/projects/gitst-free-email-ender/ Please install Microsoft OpenJDK to start the application https://www.microsoft.com/openjdk
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    Contacts Email Extractor
    This email harvester and bulk mailer is written in java and is totally free. Must have java installed to Click & Run the .jar file. Get email addresses in batches. Mac OS use Contacts Extractor.jar with the JavaMail API in a \lib folder next to it.
    Downloads: 3 This Week
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    A Simple Email Extractor

    A Simple Email Extractor

    A very simple Email Extractor

    Extractor works in java and any operating system. Saves lists to CSV files. Just type a valid http address and hit enter and this extractor will extract email addresses while visiting all the links it finds too. To run this program just download the file and execute it. It has a .jar extension but will run if you have java.
    Downloads: 3 This Week
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    Vertical Web Extractor is a project to extract the data of products or something else in congeneric websites. Developed with java ,using SWT/JFace/RCP technology.Suitable for windows and linux.It's somehow like a vertical search engine plus data extract
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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