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Source-neutral import diagnostics

Find where your catalog import went dark.

Inspect one public item URL. See the request, the selectors, the missing fields, and a manual record you can actually use.

Waiting for a URL

BoardGameGeek, Discogs, or another public item page. One request only.

Browser blocked the request? Paste page HTML instead
How do I copy page source?

Open the item page in a desktop browser, press Ctrl + U (or + Option + U), select all, and copy. This tool parses the text locally and never uploads it.

Not ready with a URL?

No login, no bulk scraping, no bypasses. Your recent URLs stay in this browser.

A readable trace, not another black box

Four answers in the order you need them.

  1. 01

    Did the page answer?

    See HTTP status, response type, timing, and whether the browser itself blocked access.

  2. 02

    Was the source recognized?

    BoardGameGeek and Discogs get tailored field maps; other pages use safe metadata.

  3. 03

    Which selectors failed?

    Every field shows what matched and every selector the parser tried.

  4. 04

    What can I recover?

    Preview the normalized item, then copy a source-attributed manual JSON record.

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