Point it at a URL — or paste page text / drop an .html file — and it finds the locations mentioned: addresses, cities, countries, landmarks, rivers, parks. Optionally geocode them and preview them on a map, then export JSON, CSV or GeoJSON. Everything runs in your browser.
URL fetching tries a direct request first, then free CORS proxies (AllOrigins, corsproxy.io) — so the URL you scrape passes through those services. Heavily script-rendered sites may come back thin; use paste instead.
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