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Automa — A chrome extension for automating your browser
An extension for automating your browser by connecting blocks.
From auto-fill forms, doing a repetitive task, taking a screenshot, to scraping data of the website, it's up to you what you want to do with this extension.
From auto-fill forms, doing a repetitive task, taking a screenshot, to scraping data of the website, it's up to you what you want to do with this extension.
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Nicholas D'Arce
This is such a good implementation. Where is the information stored? for instance if I wanted to use it to auto log me into websites where would my password information be stored? is it local on my computer?
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@ahmad_kholid Did you create a group somewhere for the users to compare notes and share their use cases?
@azfar_rizvi I haven't created a group, but if you want to discuss something related to automa you can go to the discussion tab in the GitHub repository (https://github.com/Kholid060/aut...)
This is very cool.
Many times I visit a dashboard where I need to see some stuff. Getting there requires me to do some clicks and interact with a form element. I'll give it a go.
Thanks for sharing and best success!
Am i missing something? I downloaded the extension and tried to set up a workflow but when i tried to use the selector picker in the extension pop up, it didn't work.. nothing happened when i clicked it
refreshed, reinstalled. nothing worked. i click it, it outlines in white. then nothing
@tim_connors Hi, can you open an issue in the Automa repository (https://github.com/Kholid060/aut...) and provide the screenshot of the console tab of the dev tools (press ctrl+shift+i to open dev tool) when you trying to use the element selector so I can fix the error of the extension
@ahmad_kholid upvoted)) plz help me, I've screenshot of element in variable (base64) how to send it with http request block to https://api.imgbb.com/ Im out of ideas=\
@9kopb In the body of the HTTP request block, you can do like
{
"image": "{{variables@screenshot}}"
}
the "{{variables@screenshot}}" could be different, depending on where you store the screenshot
@ahmad_kholid https://automa.site/workflow/6X-... none of theese 4 variants didnt have response object with image url
Super cool! It would have saved an ton of time today! Congrats on your launch ?makers
Oh wow, this is absolutely amazing! I love it!
After playing around with it a bit, I think adding keyboard shortcuts/hotkeys as triggers would _really_ make this a powerful tool. A workaround now would be to use something like Keysmith to manually click a workflow to run.
However, I definitely see a lot of potential in this, as we're using a lot of web-based applications. And because of this, we'll likely run into many repetitive clicking around to accomplish certain scenarios. Keep up the awesome work! I would definitely pay for this functionality!
Awesome tool, many many usecases. I would like to see what people are automating with it, maybe with some recipes. Good luck!