This is super.

Now to kick it up a notch: If it could only harvest *all* of my (many, many) public lists and generate CSVs with the list name as one of the columns ...

Sounds like something I should try to do meself.

Anyhow, you've made me happy. Thank you.

Thanks, finally my wishlist is free from Amazon's confining interface! I made a userscripts account just to express my gratitude. Thanks Deathalicious!

Note: I had to add http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/* to the script's list of included pages for it to work. Apparently, amazon.com/wishlist/* is merely a nonstandard URL you get when accessing your wishlist through a special link after having just added a book to it. Normally, one's website is in fact available at http://www.amazon.com/gp/*

Terrific, useful script. Thanks very much.

Works fine but you may need to add the https address as well as the http address if you are logged in.