FindClick VS Chrome.ahk

AutoHotkey can (I recommend Berban's FindClick function).

In my limited experience with attempting system tray interaction, I resorted to using the mouse. I use Berban's FindClick function which wraps the native ImageSearch function.

I've had a similar problem with Chrome, but I couldn't use Selenium, Chrome.ahk or Acc.ahk because of work security. When all else fails, I use Berban's FindClick which is a wrapper for the native ImageSearch command that also has a built-in image capture function. It basically replaces blind clicks with using small (22x18 pixels) images to navigate by. This is very handy for web applications that can move and rearrange, but is obviously not as powerful as direct calls.

I got it working with a *10 variation, but my theme is dark and I'm using a wrapper function call FindClick by berban.

Maybe try chrome.ahk or use selenium, but I'm not sure there are AHK bindings for selenium.

You can check out Chrome.ahk by G33kDude. It lets AHK interface with chrome. But I don't know the extent of what you can or can't do with it.

G33kDude's Chrome.ahk or UIAutomation.

There's an AHK script called chrome.ahk written by our very own /u/G33kDude that lets you interface with chrome from AHK and control it in a reliable manner. There's no chance of you missing a tab or a click or anything like that. Even if chrome wasn't an option, you could use a COM Object to talk to Internet Explorer and automate this task.

You can use something like Chrome.ahk (if not focused) or plain Send when the window and control are focused.

If you want to interface with Chrome, you'll want to check out our very own /u/G33kDude's chrome.ahk That'll allow you to get to websites and click stuff.

A very cool library that was written by our own /u/G33kDude is called Chrome AHK and lets you work with Chrome via AHK.

There's no such thing. You need to use something like Chrome.ahk if you use a Chromium-based browser.

If you use a Chromium-based browser, Chrome.ahk has everything you need.