Lendy browser extensions - "filter loans" and "my loans"

I've been trying to find a way of listing all my loans and showing both the interest rate being paid, and the remaining term.  Even downloading the excel spreadsheet from the Lendy site doesn't help as it doesn't show the interest %.

Is this what this thread is supposed to help with?   It's all far to complicated for my feeble brain to understand.

Yes, but that shows all live loans, not just mine.

If you want to have it offline then sort what you scraped by 'invested', delete all the £0 rows then you can play with what's left (your loans) how you like.

Yes- not sure what you did but  ..... 

>click and hold just to the left of the first picture (PBL166) then drag across and down so all the data you want highlights blue
>Release mouse button
>CTRL+C
>to spreadsheet
>select cell A2 (leave top row to add the headers manually after if you want them)
>Paste Special (select unicode text in the box to avoid getting links in your data)

The data spreads across lines so to tidy up .....

>Adjust column A width so you can see it better
> select data in cells B3:I169 (ie all)
>Cut (CTRL+x)
>Select Cell B2
>Paste (CTRL+v)

Then just need to lose the blank rows
>Sort by column H - Largest to smallest and all the blanks and zeros will be at the bottom of the list
>Delete those to be left with your loans

Quick and easy once you know what to do ! 

No worries - same basic idea (with a bit of tweaking for specific  oddities)  works on most sites for any non-downloadable tables.

Now all you need is a bullet-proof investment strategy

I am using Chrome and installed TamperMonkey. However, when going for the script installation, when I click "Install" button, nothing happens for a while, and then I had the "connection refused" page. After refreshing a couple of times, I got the prompts to install and to confirm.
But then I got a yellow messages at the top "Apps, extensions, and user scripts cannot be added from this website" and a blue OK button.  

Yet when I logged into Lendy, the script appears to be actually installed and running!

I'm not sure if I understood you well. Auto fill is only done on a popup window, when a desired loan is found. (Desired loans are defined by the variable buyLoans)
If you click yourself on a loan it won't be filled automatically.
Also, we call it popup, but in fact it's a new tab really.

You can put something like this to test:

var buyLoans = {
'PBL155': 10,
};

If you go to the available loans, it should open a new tab with this loan and fill in 10 automatically.