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| - | The *Execute a JavaScript in Browser* actions let you execute a JavaScript in the active web browser page. | + | ====== Execute JavaScript in Browser Actions ====== |
| - | Like other [[Browser_Actions|browser actions]], these actions work with Safari or Google Chrome (or whichever of the two was last at the front). | + | There are several *Execute a JavaScript in Browser* actions that let you execute a JavaScript in a web browser page: |
| - | Alternatively, you can execute JavaScript in a specified [[action:Custom_HTML_Prompt|Custom HTML Prompt]] window (v7.1+). | + | * _Execute a JavaScript in **[[action:Custom_HTML_Prompt|Custom HTML Prompt]]**_ |
| + | * _Execute a JavaScript in **Front Browser**_ | ||
| + | * The "Front Browser" is whichever of the following is currently frontmost, or was the last web browser that was frontmost: | ||
| + | * Google Chrome or Chrome-based Browsers like Brave Browser | ||
| + | * Safari or Safari-like Browsers like Safari Technology Preview | ||
| + | * _Execute a JavaScript in **Google Chrome**_ | ||
| + | * _Execute a JavaScript in **Safari**_ | ||
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| + | **Front Browser** supports these bundle IDs: | ||
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| + | * com.apple.Safari | ||
| + | * com.apple.SafariTechnologyPreview | ||
| + | * com.google.Chrome | ||
| + | * com.google.Chrome.canary | ||
| + | * com.brave.Browser | ||
| + | * com.brave.Browser.beta | ||
| + | * com.vivaldi.Vivaldi | ||
| + | * com.vivaldi.Vivaldi.snapshot | ||
| + | * com.microsoft.edgemac | ||
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| + | All of these actions work the same. The difference is in which Web Browser the JavaScript will be executed. | ||
| This action allows you to execute a specified JavaScript, either from a file or text entered in the Action itself, and return the results. | This action allows you to execute a specified JavaScript, either from a file or text entered in the Action itself, and return the results. | ||
| - | If you need to access other Mac apps, see [[action:Execute_a_JavaScript_For_Automation|Execute JavaScript for Automation (JXA) Action]]. | + | {{:actions:execute-javascript-browser-action.png?nolink|}} |
| - | {{:action:km-execute-javascript-chrome.png?nolink|}} | + | In order to control Safari or Chrome you will need to [[assistance:Allow_JavaScript_From_Apple_Events|Allow JavaScript from Apple Events]]. |
| ===== Options for Returning Results ===== | ===== Options for Returning Results ===== | ||
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| var myData = document.kmvar.My_KM_Data | var myData = document.kmvar.My_KM_Data | ||
| ``` | ``` | ||
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| + | Local and Instance variables are available, but Password variables are not. | ||
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| + | (!) Note that because your variables are passed to the web page, any other scripts running on that web page will have access them, and this could be a privacy issue if the information is misused by the web page. | ||
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| ===== Saving Results to Keyboard Maestro Variables ===== | ===== Saving Results to Keyboard Maestro Variables ===== | ||
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actions/Execute_a_JavaScript_in_Browser.txt · Last modified: 2023/09/12 05:23 by peternlewis
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