Mail Dump

Sometimes you find or test a piece of software or a product and wish you could contact the creator or vendor to give them feedback or ask them some questions. The problem is that while most websites do display their contact info, it is not always in the most visible of places, sometimes not even in plain view. For those situations, you may require a program such as Mail Dump, which can help you detect and extract all email addresses that are on a website, even if they are hidden.

Mail Dump comes in the form of an extension for the Google Chrome browser, without hindering its performance. All you need to do is log into a website and the program will automatically start scanning for all valid email addresses that it can find. One thing worth mentioning is that the program does not always find the emails from the first try, and you may need to refresh the webpage once or twice before all available results will be displayed.

Some developers don't have their contact details in their homepage, and finding their emails would traditionally require a lot of snooping on your behalf. Mail Dump takes care of that problem with the "Auto Crawl" option, which filters the entire website's domain for valid email addresses, with a limit of up to 100 pages deep. This means that even if a website will only display contact info for users that register themselves, you'll still be able to find them.

Mail Dump may be simplistic in nature, but what it does can definitely save you a couple of precious minutes, and since time is of the essence, this makes this add-on a great addition to any busy person's chrome extension library.