wtf is sam-table-filter?

This is an unofficial browser extension built for members of Truly Rich Club, a stock advisory service for Philippine Stock Exchange investors. It pulls up the club's SAM Table, a list of stock recommendations, directly in your browser toolbar and adds filtering, sorting, search and CSV export that the official members site does not offer on its own. The extension only works if you already have an active membership and are logged in on the site, since it reads the table using your own existing browser session rather than storing any password. In the popup, stocks are grouped by category such as growth stocks, dividend stocks and real estate funds, and you can filter by recommended action, filter by category, search by ticker or fund name, and sort by expected growth, dividend yield, or distance from the target price. Each stock card shows details like current price, buy below price, target price and dividend yield, and tapping it opens a more detailed view. You can star favorite stocks to pin them, switch between light, dark and system themes, and export whatever list you currently have filtered to a CSV file. Behind the scenes, it tries to read the live page first if it is your active tab, otherwise it fetches the page in the background using your existing session cookie, and if the site's tables do not appear in that fetched page because they are built with JavaScript, it falls back to briefly opening a hidden tab to render and scrape them. If all of that fails, for example when you are offline or logged out, it shows the last successful snapshot with a clear notice that the data is cached. The author states plainly that no credentials are ever stored, there are no analytics or outside network requests beyond the club's own site, and the project is not affiliated with or endorsed by Truly Rich Club.