Todd Tarsi

I generally only help with v4, and I haven't in months honestly. v4 has built in async controls

in v4, click for example polls until element is present, then polls until its visible, then attempts a click until it succeeds or the implicit 5s timeout expires

latest v4 beta is here: https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium-ide/releases/tag/v4.0.1-beta.14 command to migrate existing v3 side project to v4 if you have npm: `npx @seleniumhq/side-migrate v3project.side v4project.side`

Also you can download directly from npm as well: `npm i -g selenium-ide` After that, you can just run it from terminal via `selenium-ide`

@anyykd - I haven't maintained that in years. I wouldn't recommend web version. I'd recommend downloading v4 binary. It is glitchier because I'm more threadbare than the v3 team was,...

I think this is fixed in v4. You're on your own in v3

It's got it's own share of issues, but its semi-actively maintained by me and in beta here: https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium-ide/releases/tag/v4.0.1-beta.14

Unfortunately, I haven't created batch controls here yet. It's single file drag and drop. Commands support batch copy, cut, and paste using ctrl + shift + c / v, but...

Webextension manifest v3 is a bad time for browser automation tools. If you'd like, you can join me on v4 by installing npm and doing this: `npm i -g selenium-ide`...

My tool is janky, my attitude is cranky, my response times are lanky, and my moves are stanky. I haven't looked at my stuff in months. I have a local...