Best web 2.0 Scrapper tool?

[Google_Rider]

Hello experts,
Thank you so much for your awesome cooperation and making this platform so resourceful!
Now, could you please suggest what is the best web 2.0 scrapper/software/tool in the market?
I am not seeking for only Tumblr scrapper, but all possible web 2.0 properties.
Thanks again.
Have a nice day ahead!

 

[Rachmaninoff]

Scrapebox?

 

[Zulfikar_Zulfi]

weebly blogspot, Wordpress

 

[Topiano]

Domain Hunter Gatherer
ScrapeBox

 

[Deleted member 15724]

+1 for scrapebox

 

[Google_Rider]

+1 for scrapebox

Can I scrape all the web 2 prppeprope with sceapebox, mate?

 

[Google_Rider]

Scrapebox?

Can I scrape all the web 2 prppeprope with sceapebox, brother?

 

[Rachmaninoff]

Can I scrape all the web 2 prppeprope with sceapebox, brother?

Yes you can

 

[SoccerLover]

Scrapebox is the best, you can harvest and find the web 2.0's

 

[sunil0021]

Scrapebox ftw!

 

[loopline]

Can I scrape all the web 2 prppeprope with sceapebox, brother?

Sure, scrapebox has like 20 built in and you can build in your own. The vanity name checker is quite versatile.

 

[riseofempire]

I have scrapebox. Easy to find expired tumblr. But other web 2.0 are so freaking hard. I've got 500k weebly and overblog but nothing available.

 

[swords12]

You can definitely use Scrapebox to scrape for these web2.0 properties. And then use the Vanity checker to determine whether the web2.0 sub-domain is still available for registration. You can further set the criteria to determine how the page responds if the sub-domain is available for registration. You can also add more web2.0 properties onto the vanity name checker as well. But take note that the vanity name checker tool isn't 100% accurate, unless you further tweak the settings manually inside.
DHG is also another good resource. You can even use DHG to look for expired social accounts as well. But just like SB, this is not 100% accurate as well, as many time, you'll find that the sub-domain was available, but during registration, you couldn't register that property due to various reasons, etc.

 

[kleinerwauwau]

I don't use Web2.0, but I once tried scraping them with Scrapebox. Works very good!