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Hello. This now has record/replay ability. In order to do that, you need to enter the following commands in the OmniBox/address bar (in the virtual browser):
by slowenough 7y ago
Hello. This now has record/replay ability.
In order to do that, you need to enter the following commands in the OmniBox/address bar (in the virtual browser):
do:rec:<recording_name>
do:stoprec:<recording_name>
do:replay:<recording_name>
do:stopreplay:<recording_name>
For example, to record a macro called m1, do
do:rec:m1
To stop recording, type
do:stoprec:m1
To replay, type:
do:replay:m1
Limitations:
1. It's very limited in the sense that it only records exactly what you send.
2. This means that if you opened any new tabs when recording, you need to keep those same tabs open for the replay because when switching tabs the replay will try to switch based on the same tab identifier from the time of recording, even tho it will also open another new tab in the replay itself.
3. There is not attempt to discern what you click on, in other words, all input events are transmitted based on pixel positions
4. Because it's just recording and transmitting pixel positions, you need to manually put each tab back to the state it was at the start of the recording (url and scroll position), before you start the replay, AND you need to start the replay in the tab you originally started recording in.
5. When replaying, you cannot interact.
These limitations make it pretty clunky to do anything, but it does demonstrate the PoC of recording and replaying a stream of events.
important: Also, during replay, you need to keep moving your mouse (or tapping/touchmoving your screen) to trigger frames from the replay to be sent back to you.
Finally, even tho the virtual browser supports things like uploading files, I have not tested these in recording.
If you want to be on the "waitlist" for the private beta of this workflow automation tool, you're welcome to sign up on the Form[0] or just email me cris@dosycorp.com
Technically, the basic idea is that the workflow automation can be delivered on any device, presenting a UX just like a regular browser, but you can record the events, and the edit that recorded sequence, to extract data, insert data, and repeat sequences of actions, in order to achieve workflow automation.
[0]: https://forms.gle/yE5cHY398Tu7a9rZ6 https://forms.gle/yE5cHY398Tu7a9rZ6