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Sequence Runner: Smart Web Automation Stop wasting time on repetitive clicks and form filling. Sequence Runner is a lightweight,… Sequence Runner: Smart Web Automation Stop wasting time on repetitive clicks and form filling. Sequence Runner is a lightweight, "record-and-play" automation tool designed to handle complex workflows, multi-page navigations, and looping tasks with ease. Unlike basic clickers, Sequence Runner features an Intelligent Polling System that waits for elements to appear, making it highly reliable even on slow-loading websites. Key Features Simple Recording: Just click "Record" and perform your task. Sequence Runner captures your actions and generates precise CSS selectors automatically. Smart Waiting (Polling): No more broken sequences. The engine intelligently polls the page for elements, waiting for them to load before executing the next step. Navigation Resilient: Need to click through multiple pages? Sequence Runner stays active across redirects and page refreshes. Looping Mode: Set your sequence to run 2, 10, or 100 times. Perfect for data entry, stress testing, or clearing out queues. Append Actions: Missed a step? Use the "Append" feature to add new actions to your existing sequence without starting over. How It Works Record: Open the extension and hit "New Recording." Click through your workflow on the page. Finalize: Click the "Done Recording" button on the screen to save your sequence. Run: Open the popup, set your desired number of loops, and hit "Run Sequence." Sit Back: Watch as the extension highlights elements in yellow and executes your task with precision. Who is this for? QA Testers: Quickly run through regression paths. Data Entry: Automate the movement of data across multiple web forms. Power Users: Simplify any task that requires clicking the same series of buttons daily. Privacy Note: Sequence Runner works entirely locally. Your recorded sequences are stored in your browser's local storage and never leave your machine.
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