This is an interesting info, thanks. We will look into this.
If this is indeed the cause of the issue, then there is a good workaround: Use different Chrome profiles. In addition, using different user profiles in Chrome allows you to run several Kantu macros at the same time (one in each profile).
I use Kantu from 2 days and i find kantu more powerful and functional.
Your problem is showed when you start a macro from internal page of firefox like about:blank of firefox or from about:config or firefox and similar pages.
You must start macro always form a website already loaded in the tab.
Today I have faced this problem for running Kantu overnight.
In the morning I’ve seen multiple errors “Kantu is not connected to a browser tab”.
I tried restart my macros and every time I received “xFile is not installed yet”.
All errors were gone upon full restart of the Chrome.
When kantu show “Kantu is not connected to a browser tab” usually in my case open a new tab and try to work in another tab (i never user tab=open) but after some time fail to work.
I don’t understand why kantu try to open new tab (i do not write this in macro) and work in new tab when show “Kantu is not connected to a browser tab” i think that kantu loose the tab numbers and can not control the tabs and open another tab but can not continue the work.
I have written a script for a customer. So I am not in front of the screen when it errors.
I have the script designed to save the log file on error so that I can debug.
They are running the script against a Web Application. I believe this error occurs when the Web app is running extremely slow. I started with a ClickandWait followed by a type command.
I added a Pause after the ClickandWait and before the type. That seems to lesson the error. But we still get it.