Automatic Actions Management

This chrome extension will able to run predefined user events.

Version

1.0.5

Example usage

Cookie accepter:

- Open the website where you wish to use AAM
- Click right mouse button on the acceptor of the cookies.
- Select 'Addition to the AAM (Simple)' item from context menu list.

<p> <img src = "aam1.jpg" width="100%"/> </p>

- The extension has created the 'Action' in the background with default settings.

- if you want to view or to modify the settings, click on AAM icon on top right corner of the browser. - When popup window opens, click AAM setting button.

- Settings tab opens.

<p> <img src = "aam2.jpg" width="100%"/> </p>

Settings tab table columns:

- Target URL: it is a target website url where you want to activate AAM

- Selector Or Script: selected item full DOM path Or script Filename* - Document state: That status of the document, when you want to launch AAM (Dom content loaded or window loaded) - Event type: click, remove or script (inject) - Repeat: repeat count - Timeout (ms): repeat timeouts - On-Off: enable, disable - Remove: delete row

*created automatically if selected event is injected and clicked into 'Selector Or Script' named cell.

<p> <img src = "aam3.jpg" width="100%"/> </p>

  - Script inject mode

<p> <img src = "aam4.jpg" width="100%"/> </p>

Special Visual selection:

- Open the website where you wish to use AAM
- Click right mouse button on the acceptor of the cookies.
- Select 'Addition to the AAM (Visual)' item from context menu list.

<p> <img src = "aam5.jpg" width="100%"/> </p>

Hold right ALT Key and press:

- w: select parent
- s: select first children
- d: select next sibling
- a: select prev sibling
- e: add to AAM
- q: quit

<p> <img src = "aam6.jpg" width="100%"/> </p>

License

MIT

Author: Tóth András

http://atandrastoth.co.uk/

2016-03-16