> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.listly.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.listly.io/support/ecommerce-review-scraping/how-to-use-open-codes.md).

# How to Use Open Codes

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### Go to the page where you want to collect reviews

Open the **product detail page** on your commerce site, then find the review section.

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### Open Developer Tools

Use the shortcut below to open the **Developer Tools** (DevTools) window. \
**Windows**: `Ctrl + Shift + I`\
**Mac**: `Option + Command + I`

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### Switch to the Console tab

At the top of the DevTools window, click the **Console tab**.

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### Copy the code from GitHub

On the E-commerce Review Scraping page, find your site in the script list and open its GitHub page, then copy the code.

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### Paste the code into the Console

Paste the copied code into the Console. You can set `MAX_PAGE_COUNT` to any number you like.\
\&#xNAN;*Example: `const MAX_PAGE_COUNT = 50;` → collects up to 50 pages of reviews*

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### Run the code

Press `Enter` , and review scraping starts automatically in your browser. **A small progress box appears** at the bottom of the page — don't close the page until it completes.&#x20;

Note: You can **minimize the window**, but **closing it will stop the process**.

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### Open the extension and extract with Parts

Once the script finishes, open the **Listly extension**, click **Parts**, and select the collection box at the bottom of the browser to extract the data.

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### Check the results and export your file

You'll see every review collected at once up to the number of pages you set. Export it to a file and you're good to go!

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