You should get a big bunch of code pasted in the box.
Come back to this (the parser) screen, click in the text area below and Paste.In the bottom frame, right-click on the highlighted line and select “Copy” > “Inner HTML”.Move your mouse basically to the middle of the screen (so you’re over a book title) and then move it up until the entire table of books is highlighted (mouse between the white books section and under the “Showing X to Y of Z items” text. When you put your mouse over something, it will highlight. Click this button, and move your cursor up to the main window. Hovering your mouse over this will say something like, “Select Element”. In the new frame (which is the developer tools, screenshots using FireFox web browser but others are similar), there should be an icon with a box and an arrow pointing to that box, typically on the top-left of the new frame.Once you do this, you should see a new frame come up on the bottom of your screen. Instead you need to get to the Developer Tools, which is on most browsers. You need to view the source code behind this webpage but, because Amazon dynamically loads the list of books, you can’t just use View Source.You may need to click through your device, until you get to “Manage your Content and Devices” and the “Content” tab. Log into and click “Accounts & Lists” and then “Content & Devices”.Finally paste that code into the text box below and it will create a table listing the titles, authors and the date purchased or borrowed (kind of, Amazon eliminated the borrowed date in 2021 so we only have expiration date now). At a high level we need to log into Amazon, find the page that lists all the books, and then copy the HTML code that makes up that page.
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