Easiest Solution to Browser Automation

[fmendi]

For those of us on the forum that simply don't have the ability or the time to thoroughly learn programming processes required to implement the current solutions such as selenium, webdriver or the old chrome.au3 (no longer functional), I invite you to try the Automa Extension.  It is a free and open-source project on GitHub.

https://github.com/AutomaApp/automa

With the use of this extension and Autoit, I've managed to do things I could only imagine of doing in the past. I wanted to share this incredible find with the Autoit community especially those who have been frustrated and have failed in their attempts  to automate their browser activities.

Edited April 20, 2023 by fmendi
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[Nine]

Well show some code you have made with this (like a simple reach to Google).   So we can evaluate how incredible this solution is.

Stating grandiosity is not enough in this forum.

[fmendi]

Sorry, there isn't really any code to show since Automa uses blocks to create flows which is then automatically translated into JavaScript. All I know is that had someone pointed me to this project years ago, I would not have struggled for so long with alternatives in trying to automate Chrome. 

 

flow.bmp

Edited May 6, 2023 by fmendi

[JLogan3o13]

I am with Nine on this one, you're posting this great tool on an AutoIt forum. Common sense dictates you're doing that because you've been able to integrate this tool with AutoIt, so we would all love to see an example of that. If that is not the case, and you're just extolling the virtues of Automa outside of AutoIt, we'll move this post to a more appropriate sub-forum.