What if you could control your browser from the CLI? Well, now you can. 🔹record actions with ease (no-code) 🔹edit them in plain JS 🔹set scheduled and recurring runs 🔹interact with websites using trusted events 🔹start with a click or from the CLI uindow.com is getting better What feature are you working on this week? Comment below 👇

I built this nice CSS Selector Generator so you can forget that CSS exists! npmjs.com/package/@uindow/cs… Works best in uindow (which is free for personal use)

I'm really bad at marketing uindow.com - this awesome programmable browser I built. So I'll do the next best thing, which is to show you the feature I like the most: automatic recording. In this short video I just start the recorder, and click around Wikipedia. The app detects that I want to download a file, and generates the code to capture that file when I run the script. 🔹 the generated code is pure JS 🔹 all events (click, scroll etc.) are viewed as trusted by the website 🔹 the recorder automatically builds optimized CSS selectors for me (like [download]), so I can begin forgetting a decade of CSS trauma 🔹 the output is automatically configured by the recorder based on the downloaded file's mime-type and/or extension 🔹 if I wanted to, I could capture a video recording of the whole automation with a right click So now it's your turn. What are you working on? Drop a link in the comments section below

producthunt.com/products/uin… is now live on #producthunt

Launching on #producthunt today. producthunt.com/products/uin… Fingers crossed people need an automated browser that does NOT use AI. 🤞