I’m finding not having the JSON in opening page is more reliable.
Yes, we think so, too. Thanks for that feedback ![]()
The extra UI.VISION web link it generates and requires to open is a little annoying,
Just to clarify: The “shortcut html file” that it now generates is not required. We generate it to help first-time command line users with autostarting a macro. The shortcut HTML file simply includes an auto-generated command line to call ui.vision.html. For your automation pipeline I would recommend to use ui.vision.html file?macro=test... directly. You find some examples here: UI Automation Open-Source Selenium IDE plus additional features, iMacros alternative

The ui.vision.html file is exactly the same for every macro. So it needs to be generated only once.