Try it now: right-click anything in the list below and choose
“Copy list”. The menu tells you how many items it found
before you click, and whatever it copies flashes blue on the page.
Right-click me — you will get all four of these lines
Nothing is sent anywhere; the copy happens on your machine
Prefer the keyboard? Ctrl+Shift+L (⌘+Shift+L on Mac)
Change the paste format from the toolbar icon
Copy a whole list in one right-click
Right-click and take a single column, two columns side by side, or the
whole table. No dragging, no missed rows.
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Free on the Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-ons. Works in Edge and Brave too.
Right-click an email address and you get the email addresses — not the roles, buttons or avatars.
Three ways to take it
One right-click, then pick how much you want.
Copy list
The single column you clicked. Right-click an email in a noisy row and
you get the emails — not the roles, buttons or avatars.
Copy pair
That column and the one beside it, tab separated, so it lands in a
spreadsheet as two proper columns. Click a name for name + email;
click the email for email + role.
Copy table
Every column of every row, heading included — the whole thing, ready
to paste straight into Excel or Sheets.
Each entry counts what it found before you click, so the menu reads
“Copy list (30)” or “Copy table (30 × 4)” rather than leaving you to guess.
What it can copy
Right-click anywhere inside one of these.
You right-click on
RowGrab copies
A bulleted or numbered list
Every item, sub-lists indented
A dropdown
Every option — including Select2, Chosen and Selectize dropdowns used by business apps, where the real dropdown is hidden
A table cell
That whole column
A table, outside a cell
Every row
A menu, listbox, tab strip or tree
Every item
A list built from plain divs by React, Angular or Vue
The repeated rows it detects
Built to get out of your way
It tells you what you'll get
Every menu entry counts first — “Copy list (30)”, “Copy table (30 × 4)” — and greys itself out when it has nothing to offer.
You can see what it took
The list it copied flashes blue on the page, so there is never any doubt which one you got.
The field, not the row
Right-click an email in a noisy row and you get the emails. Buttons, icons and screen-reader text are stripped out.
Six formats
Plain lines, bullets, numbered, comma separated, CSV, JSON or Markdown — whatever your spreadsheet or ticket wants.
Keyboard too
Ctrl+Shift+L (⌘+Shift+L on Mac) copies the list under your cursor without touching the mouse.
Every list at once
The toolbar popup lists everything it can find on the page with item counts, or takes the whole page in one go.
See it working
The toolbar popup, and the formats you can paste into.
Private by design
Not a promise about what we do with your data — there is simply no way for us to get it.
RowGrab has no network code at all. It cannot phone home, because there is nowhere to phone.
Nothing you copy is stored, logged or uploaded
No analytics, no trackers, no advertising
No third-party libraries and no remotely loaded code
Page content is read only when you right-click, used to build the clipboard text, then discarded
The only thing saved is your own settings, by your own browser
RowGrab
