Atomic Web Spider Overview

Extract Email Addresses From Visited Websites

Despite the existence of effective email-marketing tools that allow you to extract email addresses and other information automatically, some operations cannot be done without human intervention.

Atomic Web Spider is a program for semi-automatic extraction of data from websites. It was designed to search for email addresses, phone numbers, and other contact information in real time. All you need to do is visit the necessary sites and Web Spider will automatically extract information from them and store it in the database.

Email Spider — Main Features

Instant Messenger IDs

In addition to email addresses and phone numbers, the program gathers the user IDs of different instant messengers. It can extract IDs from Skype, Yahoo, AOL, MSN, and ICQ.

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Browser plugin support

The program works with your preferred browser. It supports Internet Explorer, Opera, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. During program installation, you will be prompted to install the appropriate plugins to these browsers.

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Emails and phone numbers

While you visit websites, Atomic Web Spider harvests various contact information: Email addresses, phone numbers and different instant messengers’ IDs.

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Website Email Extractor — How to start

	Install the software.
	Open an Internet browser.
	Visit any websites from which you want to extract data.
	Open the program and view all the found contact information.

Atomic Web Spider

Once installed, the program runs in background mode while you work on the Internet. It embeds itself into your browser as an extension and searches through each visited page in the network. If a page contains contact information, the program retrieves it and stores it in its database.

Atomic Web Spider retrieves as many contacts as possible. Those contacts include email addresses, telephone and fax numbers, and ID Numbers for ICQ, Yahoo Messenger, AOL Instant Messenger and MSN Messenger.

Google changed Chrome’s security policy in June 2014. As a result, the Chrome plugin is not currently working. Please use these browsers: Firefox, Internet Explorer or Opera.