The Internet serves as the largest repository of publicly available resources globally. Currently, there are more than 100 million websites that host over 80 billion individual webpages. Each second, the count of these webpages surges at an astonishing rate. Within this vast array of content, users can find a wealth of useful information such as contact details for potential clients, pricing data on competing products, up-to-the-minute financial updates, insights into public sentiment, word-of-mouth reports, supply and demand trends, academic journals, forum discussions, blogs, articles, and current news. Nonetheless, the crucial data resides within the extensive HTML structures of these websites, which are often only semi-structured. Consequently, this makes the extraction and direct application of the information a challenging task. Moreover, navigating through this immense volume of data necessitates sophisticated tools and strategies to effectively harness its potential.