Tablr Chrome Extension

This feels very easy, and I’m sure someone has done this better than me, but I kept running into these two scenarios:

1. I have an html table that I want to copy and paste into either Notion or Teams, but when I paste it it looks like someone has drawn some crude ascii art.
2. I have an html table of data that for some reason doesn’t have inbuilt sorting functionality. I want to throw this into an array and run a filter or sort on a field, but I don’t want to have to write out a data extraction script.

These problems felt like they lived close to each other so I went at them with my newfound chrome extension mastery (building another unpacked extension, still unwilling to pay $5 to publish to the app store.) The result is Tablr (https://github.com/henryamster/Tablr/), a source-only unpacked chrome extension. The idea being that it’s 100% transparent, it’s freely available, and most importantly, it’s your problem if it breaks! good luck!