Records your browser actions as ready-to-edit GPAL C# automation code, with robust CSS/XPath selectors and element screenshots.
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14
+4 in 30 days
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#172K
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Version
1.0.0.0
updated 1 Oct 2026
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About OttoMatic
An extension that turns workflows into GPAL code, generates the best browser selectors and more.
Ottomatic, simply the best browser extension for developing automated workflows.
Also, creating browser automation selectors has never been easier, right click and select Copy Selector and get all the information you could want, multiple xpaths (and matches), css, text, bounding rectangles, image data of the element (base64) and more.
Built to create GPAL workflows, but incredibly useful for generating selectors.
Guaranteed the best selectors of any extension!
GPAL REST API native app not included with extension. Used for communications with desktop GPAL Studio.
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How It Works:
1. Install OttoMatic and open the popup to access recording controls and available settings.
2. Start recording so the extension can monitor activity across pages, tabs, frames, and supported browser contexts.
3. Interact with websites normally, or use context menu tools to record clicks, typing, navigation, waits, hovers, scrolling, drag-and-drop actions, and related workflow steps.
4. For relevant elements, the extension generates selector data such as CSS, XPath variants, text, attributes, coordinates, and optional image captures.
5. Review and refine the generated output using popup settings for selector styles, image options, logging, feedback behavior, and GPAL-related output preferences.
6. Copy the workflow output, clear the recorded session, or download the collected results for use in GPAL workflow development.
7. If configured with the separate native GPAL environment, exchange workflow and settings data with external GPAL tools.