# iFrame
## What is iFrame?
iFrame is an HTML tag used to embed another web page within the current web page. Simply put, it's used to show nested web pages within a web page, requiring verification for accurate data extraction.
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Listly provides automatic iFrame detection to easily extract iFrame data. The moment you click the extension, iFrame areas are highlighted in black, and clicking the iFrame button opens the original page containing that content in a separate window. **For iFrames, always open the original page first, then use Listly WHOLE or PARTS features** to extract the data you want.
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**Quick Start**
➡️ Click Listly ➡️ Click iFrame area highlighted in black ➡️ Scrape data on a newly opened page using Listly
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