This template logs the page you are viewing into Google Sheets. A Chrome extension, or any tool that can HTTP POST, sends page title, URL, and timestamp to a Latenode webhook. JavaScript shapes the row, then Google Sheets appends it. Connect Google Sheets and paste the webhook URL into the extension.
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A webhook starts the scenario when the Chrome extension posts title, URL, and timestamp.
JavaScript maps title, URL, captured time, and any extra fields you send.
Google Sheets adds a row with that page context.
Add a webhook trigger and copy the URL. Paste it into the Chrome extension, or any app that can POST page title, URL, and timestamp.
Add a Google Sheets connection. Use a sheet with columns for title, URL, and captured time.
In JavaScript, return title, URL, and timestamp. Add a single row in Google Sheets. Send a test POST from the extension and confirm the row.
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