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First, thank you for all your help, since this question has bothered me for a few days. I am not a native speaker of English, so if I make some grammar mistakes or describe the questions unclearly, please forgive me. :)

Originally, I was a crawler only using Python. However, my company wants me to develop a tool which can help them to gain the specific information on the website.

So maybe I should describe the tool first, so you guys will know why I want to use Brython.

  1. The user will open the website containing the information they want to catch.
  2. They just click a button and the information will be sent directly to a Outlook file.

As you see, Chrome extensions would be a best choice for the first step, so I am going to develop the Chrome extension. However, the main problem is that I am not so familiar with JavaScript, HTML and CSS, so I want to develop extensions with Brython. Unfortunately, I have tried for a few days, but I still cannot execute the extension programmed by me in Brython to get the whole website's information, which means I even cannot finish the first step.

So I think I should come here to find out whether Brython can help me achieve this goal or not. Please give me a favor! I am free to use other methods or programming languages to achieve the goal. If you have any suggestion, feel free to tell me.

Deeply thank you all. :)

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  • The description is not very... descriptive. The user opens a webpage and with a button you want to download the whole webpage, a part of the webpage,...? – kikocorreoso Feb 19 '16 at 18:16

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As jonathanverner said on GitHub:

Actually, using Brython in an extension is completely doable. As a proof of concept, I hacked together a very crude extension which adds a "Python console" to the Browser Dev Tools. It isn't very useful, at the moment, but you can look at it to help you write your extension.

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