Ui vision RPA shortcut with keyboard

UI.Vision RPA Feature Suggestions
1

Hi @admin

I suggest you to create some shortcut to activate some function this can can helpful when you are in the browser and you have not ui vision windows in front.

A command to start or pause current selected macro will be helpful (it’s inconvenient to use browser bookmarks because you need to save each macro first)

A fast way to execute some command without using ui vision window.

I recommend adding at least

  • start current macro
  • pause current macro
  • stop current macro
  • open ui vision windows

And others if possible,

During creation macro is hard for every command reopen ui vision windows, execute command and return in the browser.

Thanks

2

@admin

Can you tell me if it’s a good idea this and if it will be added in the next updates

Thank you

3

Adding basic shortcut support is on our todo list. But I am not sure when we can start working on it. Meanwhile here is a good workaround (I think):

PS: Actually, I noticed you are already aware of this solution. Does it not work for you? If so, why?

4

Hi @admin

Thanks for reply, I use bookmarks but i can not start it with keyboard, I need for every bookmarks open menu bookmarks in browser and select bookmarks to run (manually).

I tryed addon for firefox shortkeys but I still can’t start a macro with the keys.

Ui vision windows is big, will be appreciate a solution to have minimal command without put in fornt ui vision windows that override part of screen and browser,

5

Hi,

Have you tried to other shortcuts in Shortkeys to see if the issue is with that add on?

6

I do not know other Shortkeys manager for firefox

I can not run macro with keyboard with firefox

7

No, meaning setup a keyboard shortcut in Shorkeys to just open google.com and see if it works so we can see where the issue is

8

My request in the post is a keyboard solution to run macro and pause macro, and at this time there is not a solution.

I do not find any working solution at this moment.

9

Another idea: On Windows, there is also the option to trigger macros with global shortcut keys.