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 ====== Web Browser Automation ====== ====== Web Browser Automation ======
  
-Keyboard Maestro can control Safari (or Safari-like browsers like Safari Technology Preview) or Google Chrome (or Chrome-like browsers like Chrome Canary) using [[actions:​Browser_Window_Actions|actions:Browser Window Actions]] or [[actions:​Browser_Form_Actions|actions:Browser Form Actions]].+Keyboard Maestro can control Safari (or Safari-like browsers like Safari Technology Preview) or Google Chrome (or Chrome-like browsers like Chrome Canary) using [[actions:​Browser_Window_Actions|Browser Window Actions]] or [[actions:​Browser_Form_Actions|Browser Form Actions]].
  
 In order to control the browser, Keyboard Maestro needs Automation permission for the browser, and the browser needs to be configured to Allow JavaScript From Apple Events. In order to control the browser, Keyboard Maestro needs Automation permission for the browser, and the browser needs to be configured to Allow JavaScript From Apple Events.
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 ==== Safari ==== ==== Safari ====
  
-In Safari, you must first enable the Develop menu by choosing *Preferences* from the *Safari* menu, changing to the Advanced panel, and enabling ​“Show Develop menu in menu bar”, and then choosing ​*Allow JavaScript from Apple Events* from the *Develop*.  You can then turn off the Develop menu if desired.+In Safari, you must first enable the Develop menu by choosing *Preferences* from the *Safari* menu, changing ​to the Developer panel and enabling *Allow JavaScript from Apple Events* (or for older versions of Safari, change ​to the Advanced panel, and enable ​“Show Develop menu in menu bar”, and then choose ​*Allow JavaScript from Apple Events* from the *Develop* ​menu - you can then turn off the Develop menu if desired).
  
 ==== Google Chrome ==== ==== Google Chrome ====
assistance/Web_Browser_Automation.1673592300.txt.gz · Last modified: 2023/01/13 01:45 by peternlewis