How to Master AutoHotkey Chrome Part 2 - Button press and form filling with AutoControl

I think this is better than tampermonkey which I never got able to work on chrome, this works great! now to learn Javascript

I didn't understand why you needed AHK to trigger AutoControl which has it's own trigger defined. I would be interested in seeing how you could exchange data and/or execute commands between the 2.

Hello from New York City! Want to click the blue "message" button on an arbitrary LinkedIn profile page and then continue processing my AHK script to send a chat message using text expansion. Is there a way to do this? Thank you for informative video.

Thank you for spending your time making these videos. I only started learning AutoHotKeys a few days ago. Your videos were a good start, but I read the documentation to absorb it faster. Since this video is 2 years old you most likely know the answer to your question now but just in case you didn't and as a help to others who watch your videos. Regarding the stickness of the modifier keys. . Basically, unless you use DownTemp it will indeed stick.

"By default, Send will not automatically release a modifier key (Control, Shift, Alt, and Win) if that modifier key was "pressed down" by sending it. For example, Send a may behave similar to Send {Blind}{Ctrl up}a{Ctrl down} if the user is physically holding Ctrl, but Send {Ctrl Down} followed by Send a will produce Ctrl+A. DownTemp and DownR can be used to override this behavior. DownTemp and DownR have the same effect as Down except for the modifier keys (Control, Shift, Alt, and Win).

DownTemp tells subsequent sends that the key is not permanently down, and may be released whenever a keystroke calls for it. For example, Send {Control DownTemp} followed later by Send a would produce A, not Ctrl+A. Any use of Send may potentially release the modifier permanently, so DownTemp is not ideal for remapping modifier keys.

[v1.1.27+]: DownR (where "R" stands for remapping, which is its main use) tells subsequent sends that if the key is automatically released, it should be pressed down again when send is finished. For example, Send {Control DownR} followed later by Send a would produce A, not Ctrl+A, but will leave Ctrl in the pressed state for use with keyboard shortcuts. In other words, DownR has an effect similar to physically pressing the key.

hii. in the part 2 u said u shown how to auto press the login button in part 1 of the video and in part 1 i didn't find how to auto press a button or press a website button using ahk

I'm learning new languages, and I want to search for a new word on many pages at the same time, and I used add-on "Instant Multi-Search", but each time I have to open a new chrome page, type "m" to address bar, press "blank space" button for add-on appear then I paste the word I need to search for in the address bar and enter. Now I just want to use only one hotkey and it'll do it all, and I did like your guide, but I don't know how to add the action [press "blank space" button] in AutoControl, can you help me? Thank you.

I'm sure this is just an example but there's a much easier way to do a Google search, or really any search on any website

thanks! How do i loop with a list of data?

We don't need to compile Ahk script to Run it. We need to compile it only when we want to use it on PC in which Autohotkey is not installed.

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Why use a shortcut in AHK which in turn triggers a shortcut in the browser?
It would be simpler to just set the first shortcut in the browser.