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Based on the error, the forms block might get executed when the input element is doesn't exist in the DOM. Try adding the [element exists](https://docs.automa.site/blocks/element-exists.html) before the forms block like...

Sorry if I get it wrong, so you want to display the result using the notification?

I don't think I'll add this feature because it'll require additional permission to make it work. If you want quick access to run the workflow, you can set the trigger...

Open the workflow first, click the edit button in the [trigger ](https://docs.automa.site/blocks/trigger.html#trigger-block) block, and select the keyboard shortcut option. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/22908993/169414777-4d5d1973-aba8-46bc-bd90-b8c4e2fd4f2c.png)

Can you explain what you mean about multithread in this context? Do you mean to set how many threads of the CPU or something else?

It's not possible to set how many CPU threads the JS should use. I get what you mean, but I don't think Automa is capable to do that kinda task...

> Chrome Extension can be run in services_worker, Maybe this is also a kind of multithread > > https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/mv3/migrating_to_service_workers/ Thanks for the reference, but it will take a long time...

> I'm thinking about something simple. Just one JavaScript file we can set per Automa workflow where I can init the logging and expose a log function (with a defined...

> It would be nice to have something like this: > > ```js > let _logger; > (function initLogging() { > // user inits their logging here > _logger =...

Try this https://github.com/Kholid060/automa/issues/341#issuecomment-1038911044