You could try GrabzIt's Scraper: https://grabz.it/scraper/
It is also a point and click web scraper and allows you to alter the scrape using a subset of JavaScript if you wish but doesn't require a browser extension.
Hi there,
One of the founders here. ParseHub is a platform we've recently launched to give users an easy point-and-click interface to scraping, while still maintaining the full power of programming (you can fall back to a subset of javascript).
We do this by decoupling the idea of selecting elements on the page and acting on those elements. So you might e.g. select some elements, and then apply a click to all of the elements selected. This gives you lego-like flexibility and allows you to extract data from even very complicated, js-heavy websites.
I'd love to answer any questions you guys have. Given the theme of echojs, I can certainly talk about some of the technical stuff, like how we managed to shove an angularjs app into a firefox extension.
This was really something that I needed and had been looking for, but having to download an extension for it really put me off for some reason. After I registered, it made me just go 'meh'.