AutoScript

AutoScript turns repetitive browser tasks into reusable visual workflows—without requiring you to write code. Build a script from clear commands in the browser side panel, arrange the steps in the order you need, and run the workflow on the current page. Most commands return true or false, making each run easier to understand and preparing scripts for conditional branches and loops. CORE FEATURES • Click buttons, links, and uniquely selected page elements • Enter text, choose dropdown options, set checkboxes, and submit forms • Save independent form profiles for repeated form filling • Find text, wait for elements, scroll pages, and navigate browser history • Open links and safely close tabs or windows • Import and export reusable AutoScript files • Use the visual element picker to create more precise selectors • View per-step results and stop when a command fails • English and Chinese interface selected from the browser language FREE AND PRO AutoScript can be installed and used for free with its core automation commands. Optional AutoScript Pro access unlocks scheduled execution, advanced mouse and file-upload commands, conditional jumps and loops, encrypted script exports, and password locking. Pro licenses are sold by the developer through Lemon Squeezy; Google is not the seller or payment processor. SCHEDULING Pro users can run a workflow once at a specific date and time or repeat it at an interval. If the previous run is still active when the next interval arrives, AutoScript skips the overlapping run instead of starting another copy. PRIVACY AND CONTROL Scripts, schedules, form profiles, local file paths, and execution status are stored in Chrome extension storage on your device. Page content used by a workflow is processed locally and is not sent to the developer. License activation communicates with the AutoScript licensing service only to validate and manage the supplied license key. See the linked privacy statement for full details. IMPORTANT Automation depends on each website's structure and permissions. Websites can change their layouts or block simulated actions, so test every workflow before scheduling it. Review completed forms before submission. AutoScript does not bypass access controls, CAPTCHAs, website policies, or browser security protections.