Tabulazer (ikfbkffbgkdghhnjfoomdkeifljlepah): Filter, sort, page and style any existing HTML table using the Tabulator JS library.... Read More > or Download Now >
Tabulazer for Chrome
Tech Specs
- • Type: Browser Extension
- • Latest Version: 0.7.5
- • Price: Freeware
- • Offline: No
- • Developer: www.ryadel.com
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 4.65 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 17
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 46
- • Current Version Downloads
- 46
- • Updated: October 5, 2019
Tabulazer is a free Productivity Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file and install it.
More About Tabulazer
Do you work with websites featuring a lot of HTML tables? Would you like to filter, sort and/or page them? If so, then this lightweight extension might be useful.
You can use it to transform any standard table into a fully-featured interactive table with the following features:
➤ Real-time column sorting (and reverse sorting)
➤ Real-time column filtering (using full-text search)
➤ Width enlarge to 100% (to increase readability)
➤ Dynamic paging (useful for very long tables)
➤ Resizable columns (using mouse handlers)
➤ Copy & Paste support with CSV/Excel/Google Sheets support (using CTRL+C)
... and more!
Highly recommended if you're dealing with big tables and need to quickly extract relevant data from them.
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CONFIGURATION SETTINGS
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By clicking on the top-right button you'll access the configuration settings, where you'll be able to set the following options:
➤ Force table width to 100%. When enabled, the plugin will enlarge any HTML table to 100% width, thus taking all the available space on your browser. If the table is wrapped by other HTML container elements, those will also be enlarged/set to 100% in order to accomodate the table. If you don't want all this to happen, just keep it disabled.
➤ Enable sorting. Enable it to add sorting and reverse-sorting capabilities to all the HTML table columns: both can be activated by clicking (and double-clicking) to the column header itself.
➤ Enable filtering. Enable it to add filtering capabilities to all the HTML table columns: the filter will look like a standard HTML textbox that, if non-empty, will automatically update the table content, filtering out all the rows not containing the given text within that column.
➤ Enable paging. Enable it to add paging capabilities to the HTML table: notice that the filtering and sorting capabilities won't be affected by that (they will always take all rows into account).
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USAGE INFO
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Once you've set these options, right-click to a HTML table within any HTML page and select the Tabulazer context menu item to "tabulaze" it.
The transformation is done using Tabulator (http://tabulator.info/), a great table management JS library by Oli Folkerd.
➤ Tabulazer official page: https://www.ryadel.com/en/tabulazer-chrome-extension-filter-sort-html-table-tables/
➤ Fork me on GitHub: https://github.com/Darkseal/tabulazer
You can use it to transform any standard table into a fully-featured interactive table with the following features:
➤ Real-time column sorting (and reverse sorting)
➤ Real-time column filtering (using full-text search)
➤ Width enlarge to 100% (to increase readability)
➤ Dynamic paging (useful for very long tables)
➤ Resizable columns (using mouse handlers)
➤ Copy & Paste support with CSV/Excel/Google Sheets support (using CTRL+C)
... and more!
Highly recommended if you're dealing with big tables and need to quickly extract relevant data from them.
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CONFIGURATION SETTINGS
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By clicking on the top-right button you'll access the configuration settings, where you'll be able to set the following options:
➤ Force table width to 100%. When enabled, the plugin will enlarge any HTML table to 100% width, thus taking all the available space on your browser. If the table is wrapped by other HTML container elements, those will also be enlarged/set to 100% in order to accomodate the table. If you don't want all this to happen, just keep it disabled.
➤ Enable sorting. Enable it to add sorting and reverse-sorting capabilities to all the HTML table columns: both can be activated by clicking (and double-clicking) to the column header itself.
➤ Enable filtering. Enable it to add filtering capabilities to all the HTML table columns: the filter will look like a standard HTML textbox that, if non-empty, will automatically update the table content, filtering out all the rows not containing the given text within that column.
➤ Enable paging. Enable it to add paging capabilities to the HTML table: notice that the filtering and sorting capabilities won't be affected by that (they will always take all rows into account).
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USAGE INFO
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Once you've set these options, right-click to a HTML table within any HTML page and select the Tabulazer context menu item to "tabulaze" it.
The transformation is done using Tabulator (http://tabulator.info/), a great table management JS library by Oli Folkerd.
➤ Tabulazer official page: https://www.ryadel.com/en/tabulazer-chrome-extension-filter-sort-html-table-tables/
➤ Fork me on GitHub: https://github.com/Darkseal/tabulazer
