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Adding the Chrome Extension
Adding the Chrome Extension

Add and use the free PropertyRadar Chrome extension

Updated over a year ago

The PropertyRadar Chrome Extension allows you to extract addresses from a web page, and then use those addresses in a variety of ways. First, you'll need to add the Chrome Extension.

After you add the PropertyRadar Chrome Extension, you can do the following:

Both PropertyRadar subscribers and non-subscribers can add and use the extension, although some uses are available only to subscribers.

Extraction results will vary depending on the web page from which you're extracting addresses, because the underlying code written for any web page will vary.

Adding the extension is quick and easy, and using the extension will open up so many possibilities!

Add the Chrome Extension

First you'll need to download the extension from the Chrome Web Store. Use the following steps to add the PropertyRadar extension:

  1. Search the Chrome Web Store for the PropertyRadar extension.

  2. Click the link to the PropertyRadar extension page; then, review the information provided.

  3. Click the Add to Chrome button.

  4. In the pop-up displayed, click Add extension.
    A pop-up indicates that the extension has been added to your Chrome windows. After adding the PropertyRadar extension, you can manage your extensions using the Extension Manager:
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Use the Extension

Once you add the PropertyRadar Chrome Extension, you'll first need to extract addresses from a website before using the extension in other ways. The actions available after address extraction include:

PropertyRadar subscribers can perform additional actions using the Chrome Extension.

Extract Addresses

With the PropertyRadar Chrome Extension, you can easily extract addresses from a web page using the steps below.
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  1. Navigate to the web page from which you want to extract addresses.
    Web pages provide address information in a variety of ways, depending on how the coder wrote the page. Therefore, extraction results will depend on the web page because of the underlying code.

  2. Click the PropertyRadar extension link.
    The Property Address Tool for Chrome window opens.

  3. Click the Scan for Addresses button in the Extract Addresses panel.
    The web page is scanned, which can take a bit of time depending on the page; then the addresses are displayed.
    The extraction process may not always get every address on the page, and could even contain unintended addresses such as the company, or website designer address. Remember extraction results may vary due to how the code was written.
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Export List

After extracting addresses from a web page, you can export those addresses to a PropertyRadar List, a CSV file, or an XLSX file.

To export a list, extract addresses from a web page; then click the button for the type of export you want:

PropertyRadar

After logging in or signing up for a PropertyRadar subscription, you can create a new List in with the extracted addresses from the web page by doing the following:

  1. Click the PropertyRadar button for your export type.
    The Import New List window is displayed.

  2. Type the List name in the text box.

  3. Set the Match Threshold using the slider.
    You can set how much importance you want to give in the automatic matching of information between your imported file and the PropertyRadar data. A variety of fields are compared between the two data sets, to determine the accuracy of the match.

  4. Click Continue.

    The addresses are imported into PropertyRadar, and can be found in My Lists. Depending on your subscription, the Purchase Import Records window may be displayed to indicate a need to add money to your purchase allowances.

For more information review Using the Chrome Extension with your PropertyRadar Subscription.

CSV

Export the addresses from the web page to a CSV (comma separated value) file using the following steps:

  1. Click the CSV button.
    A *.csv file is downloaded to your computer.

  2. Open the file to view the addresses in your CSV app.

XLSX

Export the addresses from the web page to an XLSX (Microsoft™ Excel) file using the following steps:

  1. Click the XLSX button.
    A .xlsx file is downloaded to your computer.

  2. Open the file to view the addresses.

Copy Address

You can quickly copy an address to your clipboard, and then paste it where you like. After extracting addresses for a web page, do the following to copy an address:

  1. For the address you want to copy, click the Actions menu.

  2. In the Actions menu, click Copy Address.
    The address is copied to your clipboard.

  3. You can now paste this address.

Open In

You can open the address in other websites, including:

  1. For the address you want to open, click the Actions menu.

  2. In the Actions menu, click the Open In menu.

  3. Select the option where you want to open the address.
    The app you choose opens in a new tab, and displays the address.

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