
Use Internet Explorer vs Automation browserĪlthough Automation browser is based on Internet Explorer, it provides some features and limitations that increase automation effectiveness.Īutomation browser works out of the box, while Internet Explorer requires extra configuration. If you enable physical interaction, the browser can't be minimized, and the target tab must be focused.

However, some actions like Click link on web page and Populate text field on web page support physical interactions for cases where JavaScript events don't work as expected. This functionality allows you to perform other activities on your machine while a browser automation flow is running. As a result, they can run even when the web browser is minimized, or the target tab isn't the focused tab. You can develop the flow manually or using the recorder.īy default, browser automation actions don't move the mouse pointer on the screen.

Browser automation actions enable you to interact with webpages and emulate events, such as clicking, using JavaScript scripts.

To automate a webpage, you must launch or attach to one of the supported browsers, and then deploy browser automation actions. To find more information regarding the supported browsers and the required extensions, go to Install Power Automate browser extensions. Before automating webpages, you need to install the appropriate browser extension and configure the browser accordingly.
