Order Extractor is a focused browser extension built to help users quickly collect order information from the currently open web page. Based on the package contents, it is designed for pages that display order cards and for workflows where manually selecting, copying, and reorganizing order data would be repetitive and time-consuming. The extension emphasizes speed, clarity, and minimal interaction. When the popup opens, it automatically attempts to extract order numbers from the active tab, giving users immediate results without requiring setup or navigation away from the page. For teams using order pages as part of review, reconciliation, reporting, or follow-up tasks, this creates a faster way to capture the information already visible in the browser.
The extension supports two core extraction modes. The first is a lightweight order number mode intended for quick collection of identifiers only. It scans visible page text and looks for order identifiers associated with the label for “number,” supporting multiple text patterns such as values appearing after a colon, after a space, or attached directly to the label. It then removes duplicates and returns a clean list of unique order numbers. This is especially useful when the main goal is to compile references quickly for downstream use in notes, spreadsheets, chat, or internal processes.
The second mode provides richer structured extraction for users who need more than just IDs. In this mode, the extension searches the page for order card elements and gathers multiple fields from each detected order when available. These can include order number, status, product title, specification, price, customer name, address, order time, audit time, user remark, shop remark, and after-sales prompts. Instead of leaving the user to sort through dense page layouts, the extension turns that information into a clearer, more readable list inside the popup. This makes it easier to review several orders at once and copy only what is needed.
The popup interface is designed as a compact dashboard for fast operation. It includes controls for extracting numbers, extracting full details, and clearing the current list. It also shows the count of extracted items and displays status messages while processing. The package indicates support for toast notifications that confirm actions such as successful copying, helping users know immediately when an action is complete. Individual order numbers can be copied one by one, and detailed order records can also be copied individually as formatted text blocks. A copy-all action is available for extracted numbers, and when detailed extraction has been used, an export action becomes available to copy all formatted order details into the clipboard in readable sections.
The extraction logic is tailored to order pages that use a recognizable card structure and selector pattern. The package also shows built-in handling for several order statuses, including settled, not submitted, waiting for settlement, after-sales completed, and after-sales order. If a status appears on the page but does not match one of the predefined mappings, the extension falls back to the text shown in the page itself. It also preserves certain operational details, such as messaging that settled orders may hide the shipping address. This indicates that the extension is aimed at preserving the most useful information available on the source page rather than collecting unstructured raw text alone.
For internal team use, the extension can support consistent handling of order information across repeated browser-based tasks. Users open the relevant page, click the extension, review the extracted results, and copy the needed data without switching tools. The extension uses active tab and scripting access to read the current page and run extraction logic there, and it requests host access to all URLs so it can operate on compatible pages the user is viewing.
Key Features:
- Dual extraction modes for either unique order numbers or fuller order detail records.
- Automatic order number extraction when the popup opens for faster access to results.
- Structured detail capture for fields such as number, status, title, specification, price, customer, address, timestamps, remarks, and after-sales prompts when available.
- Duplicate removal for cleaner number lists and easier downstream use.
- One-click copying for individual numbers, individual detailed orders, or all extracted numbers.
- Full detail export that formats multiple orders into readable text blocks for quick pasting elsewhere.
- Compact popup interface with item counts, processing messages, and copy confirmation notifications.
How It Works:
1. Open a web page that contains order information in your browser.
2. Click the extension icon to open the popup, where automatic order number extraction begins from the active page.
3. Use the Extract Numbers action to scan visible page text and collect unique order identifiers.
4. Use the Extract Details action to detect order cards and gather richer order information from each one.
5. Review the extracted results in the popup, where items are presented in a structured and readable format.
6. Copy individual entries, copy all extracted numbers, or export all formatted order details to the clipboard.
7. Clear the current list when needed to start a new extraction session on another page.
Privacy: - This extension reads data from the currently active page in order to extract order information requested by the user. The package contents do not show any code for sending collected data to an external server, but the extension does request access to the active tab, scripting, and all URLs so it can run on compatible pages and retrieve page content for extraction.
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