firecrawl-scrape

You can extract clean markdown from a webpage URL by ingesting the link and processing the content into an LLM-optimized format. This converts messy webpage text into readable markdown suitable for downstream analysis and reasoning.

Yes, web scraping works for JavaScript-rendered single page applications (SPAs) by supporting wait-for rendering options. This handles dynamic, client-side JavaScript content where standard static fetches often fail to load text properly.

Yes, you can scrape multiple URLs concurrently to extract their content into markdown. This supports multi-URL concurrent extraction, allowing you to process a list of documentation pages into consistent markdown for reliable search.

The best way to get only main content from a webpage is to use optional main-content-only stripping during markdown extraction. This filters out non-essential page elements and focuses on the core text using include/exclude tags.

Yes, you can output scraped webpage content as JSON or with contextual links instead of standard markdown. The extraction supports link and JSON formatted outputs alongside LLM-optimized markdown to fit different processing needs.

You can filter specific HTML tags when scraping documentation by applying content filtering via include/exclude tags. This ensures the extracted markdown only contains the targeted page elements you need for your structured notes.