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September 15, 2022, 2:06pm 1 Hello,My Bot have to follow a process on a specific website.There is a step in this process where there is a second Tab opened.The bot have to go on this second tab and continue the process .I’m looking for the best way to focus the bot on this second tab.For the moment he always go back on the first tab.I’m using UIPATH 2021.10.5.Please give me some help by message and not by sharing workflow. rohith.prabhu (Rohith Prabhu) September 15, 2022, 2:15pm 2 Hello @anon52976114 ,For opened new tab you need to pass the top level selector for the Attach browser activity (as the browser item is changed here).Later you can use paartial selector inside this attach browser.Regards,Rohith @anon52976114 try this, design the flow within attached browser activity.It may avoid your issues.To switch tab use send hotkey method Ctrl+Tab I’m not sure to understand.I’m using the NApplicationCard activity to open my browser on the target website, after few action the bot click a button that open a new tab. I’m not using any attach browser activity so far.If I understand you well, Rohith, I have to add an Attach browser activity with the url of my new tab ?if yes can you please let me know how to get the URL of my new tab please ? postwick (Paul Ostwick) September 15, 2022, 2:36pm 5 That’s what NApplicationCard is. If you’re on classic, the activity is Attach Browser. On modern it’s Use Application/Browser.What you have to do is another Attach Browser or Use Application/Browser with appropriate selector for the new tab that opened. The can be nested.Use App/Browserclick that opens new tab/windowUse App/Browser for new window– some activitiesend nested Use App/Browsersome more activitiesend original Use App/Browser That’s interesting,So I just have to change the current URL of my Application/Browser to make it a string variable and change this variable with the URL of the new tab ?How can I get this new URL btw ?? postwick (Paul Ostwick) September 15, 2022, 2:41pm 7 No. Add the Use Application/Browser and click indicate. It’ll get the selector for the new window, which doesn’t necessarily have anything to do with the URL. The URL is typically only used when you want Use Application/Browser to open the window itself, which isn’t what you’re doing. You’re attaching to a window that opened already. So it’s an Application/Browser activity inside another Application/Browser

How to Open a New Tab in Safari: A Step-by-Step GuideOpening a new tab in Safari is a common task that many users perform daily. Whether you’re browsing the web, checking your email, or switching between multiple websites, knowing how to open a new tab quickly and efficiently is essential. In this article, we’ll show you how to open a new tab in Safari on your Mac or iOS device.How to Open a New Tab in SafariTo open a new tab in Safari, you can use one of the following methods:Click the Plus Icon: Click on the plus icon (+) located at the top right corner of the Safari window. This will open a new tab immediately.Use the Keyboard Shortcut: Press Command (⌘) + T on your Mac or Press the New Tab button on your iOS device. This will also open a new tab.Right-Click: Right-click on the current tab and select "New Tab" from the context menu. This method is available on Mac and iOS devices.Additional Ways to Open a New TabIn addition to the methods mentioned above, you can also open a new tab by:Using the Address Bar: Type " (replace "example.com" with the website you want to visit) and press Enter. This will open a new tab with the specified URL.Using the Bookmark Bar: Drag and drop a bookmark from the bookmark bar to the tab bar. This will open a new tab with the bookmarked website.Using the Context Menu: Right-click on a link and select "Open in New Tab" from the context menu. This will open a new tab with the linked website.Customizing Your New Tab ExperienceSafari offers several customization options to enhance your new tab experience. You can:Change the New Tab Page: Go to Safari > Preferences > General and select a new tab page from the drop-down menu. You can choose from a blank page, a custom page, or a random page.Set a Default Homepage: Go to Safari > Preferences > General and enter a URL in the "Homepage" field. This will set the specified URL as your default homepage.Use Third-Party Extensions: Go to

Table of ContentLayer LinksSlide LinksLayer LinksAdd a Button Layer to the editing stageLinks can be added to any individual Layer. In the following example, we’ll add a link to a simple Button.Next, select the Layer on the stage and click the “Actions” menu item.And then add a “Simple Link” ActionAnd then enter the link’s URL and decide if it should open in a new window or the same window.1. InteractionAll Actions can happen on user-click, mouse-enter or mouse-leave. Use “Click” for regular links. 2. Action TypeSelecting this option will allow you to change the Simple Link to another Action. 3. Link URLEnter the url of the web page you wish to link to. 4. Link TargetChoose if the link should open in a new window/tab or the same window/tab. 5. Link TypeChoose if the Link should be placed on the page as a regular HTML tag (recommended) or if it should be triggered with jQuery. 6. FollowAdd an optional rel=”nofollow” attribute to the link. 7. Action DelayAdd an optional delay that occurs before the Link is clicked (only applicable if the “Link Type” is set to “jQuery”). Slide LinksTo link a Slide, visit the Slide’s “Tags & Link” section.And then enable the “Slide Link” option in the “Link & SEO” section, and enter the URL you wish to link to.1. Slide LinkEnable this option to apply a link to the entire Slide itself. 2. TypeSet this to “Regular” to link to a custom URL such as another web page. 3. URLThe url of the website you’d like to link to.4. TargetUse “same” to open the link in the same window/tab, or “new” to open the link in a new window/tab. 5. SensibilityChoose if the link should be placed above (front) or behind (back) all other content.