
The iMacros Browser includes a command line interface, so it can be controlled via batch files. Parse Twitter Tweets Extract information from tweets.Demo-TakeScreenshots Take screenshot of full page (not just the part visible in the browser).Demo-Tagposition The relevance of the POS value in TAG commands.Demo-Stopwatch Measure detailed website response times.Demo-SaveTargetAs Download and save files using custom paths and file names.Demo-SaveAs Save Website in various formats.
Demo-Print Print websites and PDF documents.Demo-OfflineExtract Extract data from web sites (macro runs on local HTML code).Demo-OfflineDialogs Automates pop-up dialogs (macro runs on local HTML code).Demo-Loop-Csv-2-Web Fill textfile (CSV) data to web form.
Demo-Keyword-Assert Asserts that a specific keyword appears on a web page. Demo-JavascriptDialog Handle pop-up dialogs. Demo-ImageDownload Download picture to local disc, take screenshots. Demo-Frames Automate sites using HTML frames. Demo-Filter Filter pictures for faster page loading. Demo-FillForm Using Events Use EVENT command to select and fill form elements. Demo-FillForm_XPath Use XPath to navigate through elements and attributes in an XML document. Demo-FillForm Fill forms automating input boxes, drop down selections, checkboxes, radiobuttons, etc. Demo-Eval Test for value and time ranges in your macro and anything else that can be done with Javascript. Demo-Extract-Table Extract complete table with one command and save data to text file. Demo-ExtractRelative Use relative positioning for more easy extraction. Demo-ExtractAndFill Extract data and directly fill it into another web site. Demo-Extract Extract text, HTML code, links, tables. Demo-DirectScreen Automate Java Calculator Applet. Demo-Datasource Enter data from textfile (CSV) into web form.
Demo-ArchivePage Save the current page with custom file name.Demo-AJAX-Tree Move element of an AJAX tree view by drag & drop.IMacros macros are used to describe the page specific interaction.