Recent content by songlix

What's wrong with Kantu? It can run many instances at once via the command line. Just make sure you create a browser profile for each instance.

> i can't think of anything that comes close, maybe scrapebox? I loved the old iMacros for Firefox version (nothing new comes close to it!!!!), but it stopped working in firefox quantum. The imacros Chrome version is not very good and not updated anymore(??). So for new macros, I am recording...

Let me chime in: Does anyone have a working Addmefast KANTU macro? Kantu is an open-source chrome extension, and I would prefer that over imacros.

In iMacros, please the parts of the ID that changes with * So instead of TAG POS=1 TYPE=I ATTR=ID:1688607135482281894_1459361488 use TAG POS=1 TYPE=I ATTR=ID:1688* If the first few digits remain constant. Or use the IMAGECLICK command (or Kantu Web Automation) for image based automation to...

>...isn't there a repository with older versions? There is - see crx4chrome . com (chrome extension archive)

If you want to get the good old iMacros back, you find it at crx4chrome . com (chrome extension archive)

I switched from iMacros to Kantu. There are two version: Kantu for Chrome, which is a replacement for iMacros for Chrome. And it is open-source. And then there is Kantu Web Browser Automation "Community Edition". This works with screenshots and iamge recogntion. For Facebook automation both...

For automating image uploads (Pinterest etc), Kantu Web Automation "Community Edition" is very convenient. As the name suggests, its free. Like iMacros it is a web macro recorder, but based on Chromium, not IE: Link: a9t9.com/kantu/docs#fileupload

If you google for "Redirect Checker" you will find tool to check if you website is set up correctly. Enter the HTTP link and see what the tool says.

For automating file uploads, there is also Kantu Web Automation, which is based on Chromium. Automating web browser file uploads is very easy with Kantu: Create a click command with the screenshot of the file upload "Browse" button and then select the file you want to upload from the native...

Maybe they detect iMacros? Has anyone tried using Kantu?

My favorite web automation tool is "Kantu Web Automation". Kantu doesn't use the standard DOM model like what iMacros, Ubot and others are doing. Instead it uses an intuitive combination of OCR, screen capture, and simulated mouse and keyboard actions to quickly and easily create an web...

Hi, if iMacros does not work, you can use the Kantu Browser (Chromium-based). It uses screenshots to find elements and "real" mouseclicks. It often still works fine, when iMacros and Selenium/Webdriver get stuck. From your screenshot, these buttons should be no problem at all for Kantu.

Combing these two addons is a pretty good idea! That said, it did not work for me, either :(