New release

New features

Improved Step Naming in Recorder

The recorder now automatically assigns step names based on available selector attributes, such as name or label, providing more meaningful and readable step descriptions. If no suitable selector information is available, the step will retain its default name.

Selective Step Copy/Delete in Recorder

You can now select and copy/delete specific steps directly from the recorder. Step selection works the same way as in the process editor, using the top-right corner of each step. If no steps are selected, the copy action will include the entire recorded process flow.

Default Timeout for Step Groups in Recorder

A new option allows you to define a default timeout for all steps within the same group, improving consistency and reducing manual configuration. The only exception is the first step after the Open Web Browser step, which retains a higher timeout value to account for page load time.

Automatic Variable Assignment for Read Steps

When using Read Text From Web or Read Attribute From Web, a variable is now automatically assigned to store the result. You can rename this variable or replace it with an existing one, depending on your workflow needs.

Enhanced Function Input for Strings

Function inputs for string parameters have been improved to support concatenation of text with both global and local variables. This enhancement makes it easier to construct dynamic values and pass more complex information within a single input field.

New Steps

Navigate To Web Page Step

The Navigate To Web Page step allows the robot to open a specified URL in a selected browser instance. It is commonly used to direct browser automation to a target page before performing further web interactions.

Check Web Element Visibility Step

The Check Web Element Visibility step checks whether a specific web element is currently visible on a page. It is useful for validating page state, controlling flow logic, and ensuring elements are available before continuing automation.

Press Key In Browser Step

The Press Key In Browser step allows the robot to send keyboard actions to a browser page, including standard keys, special keys, and modifier combinations. It is commonly used for navigation, shortcuts, and triggering browser-based interactions.

Fixed bugs

Global variables inside Open Web Browser step

A bug has been fixed, and global variables can now be used correctly inside the Open Web Browser step.

Recorder for collapsed menus

Recorder behavior has been improved so collapsed menu elements are now captured correctly without requiring a page refresh.

Consistent Naming for Global Variables

Global variables now adhere to the same naming conventions as local variables, providing a more consistent and standardized experience across workflows. This change improves clarity, maintainability, and alignment with existing variable structures.