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Currently I am manually copying and pasting the results from the following website into a spreadsheet on a daily basis:

https://registers.maryland.gov/RowNetWeb/Estates/frmEstateSearch2.aspx

Obviously, the results will continue to grow. Rather than copying each individual page of results, one by one, is there a simple way using Chrome developer tools to show all results on a singular page OR export to Excel/CSV?

I initially investigated altering the pagination in the url, but realized the page is aspx.

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    Unless the exposed URL has some option to display all rows (it doesn't), and unless the URL has some page number exposed (it doesn't), then you can't use the URL to change or page the data for you by using the URL. You would need the ability to modify the code on the server, and obviously you can't do that. So you could contact the owners of the site and ask if there's some public API of web methods exposed for this purpose. Another possibility is to use some web scraping tools that can click the pager buttons for you and then scrape the data. Contact the site owners and see if api exist
    – Albert D. Kallal
    Commented Jul 6 at 15:54
  • @AlbertD.Kallal its US government site. forget about asking them lol
    – Power Mouse
    Commented Jul 6 at 22:39
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