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I want to automate clicking on some Chrome buttons.


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Wow! AutoIt's got a lot more complicated since I last used it in anger back in ... <gulp> 2015.

I want to automate a click on a Chrome bookmark button then a right-click on sub-folder I have created under that bookmark, then a click on the 'open all' right-click menu option.

I've spent a couple of hours but I'm not really any clearer.

Thanks,
Paul.

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11 minutes ago, PaulRathbone said:

Wow! AutoIt's got a lot more complicated since I last used it in anger back in ... <gulp> 2015.

Not really that much changed since then, so much be partly you that changed. ;) 

11 minutes ago, PaulRathbone said:

I want to automate a click on a Chrome bookmark button then a right-click on sub-folder I have created under that bookmark, then a click on the 'open all' right-click menu option.

I've spent a couple of hours but I'm not really any clearer.

Great .... so what exactly is the question you like to ask or you want to make this a total guessing game to make it challenging for us? 

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Thanks for the quick response!

I want to create a .au3 file that does the following: -

1. Opens Google Chrome (if it's not already open);
2. Mouse left-clicks on the 'Games' folder on my Chrome bookmarks bar;

3. Mouse right-clicks on the 'MSFS' subfolder that opens under the 'Games' Folder;

4. Mouse left-clicks on the top right-click menu item 'Open All'.

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Form rules should be read, about games and all.

I think you meant 'forum'. Sadly, it appears you did not read my question. This is not about games, this is about automating an action in Google Chrome.
 

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And you'd like to open all the games at once ?

2. Mouse left-clicks on the 'Games' folder on my Chrome bookmarks bar;

3. Mouse right-clicks on the 'MSFS' subfolder that opens under the 'Games' Folder;

4. Mouse left-clicks on the top right-click menu item 'Open All'.

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