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--- assistance:Web_Browser_Automation [2023/01/13 06:45] – created peternlewis
+++ assistance:Web_Browser_Automation [2024/09/16 07:05] (current) – [Safari] peternlewis
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 ====== 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.
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 ==== 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 ====