SurfEmail

Chances are you stumble upon a page or program of interest over the web, and you want to get in touch with the particular individual or team. In case there isn’t an associated contact option, you might want to try out SurfEmail in order to find email addresses on multiple pages and with little effort.

First of all, the application is built with to run with Java Runtime Environment, so you might want to first make sure it’s installed on your PC, but there’s also the option to deploy it through the program setup package. This also means that the program can run on more than just Windows operating systems.

As far as the visual design is concerned, the application keeps things relatively simple, allowing you to quickly get acquainted with the set of features. The window mostly resembles a web browser, and this is because it is packed with navigation capabilities, even if it’s not the core feature.

What SurfEmail is actually designed to do is to scan an entire domain or web page for email addresses and extract them. You can view them as they’re detected in a side panel. What’s more, the application lets you create or load an existing XML database in order to store all data you find in the operation.

There are several options to configure to enhance the operation. Automatic navigation options let you choose the email trigger symbol, whether or not to navigate the entire site, and browse all domains and subdomains.

You can access the general options panel if you want to set up file filters to skip particular types of content. You can also decide what happens at the end of the automatic navigation.

To sum it up, SurfEmail comes as a lightweight tool with which to create a list of email addresses by scanning a page or entire domain. Effort on your behalf is minimum, with the possibility to quickly store data in an XML database.