Browser event
Wait for the selected event to occur before executing the next node.
Timeout (seconds)
Set the duration for which the process waits for the selected event to be triggered, with a default of 10 seconds. When the wait time is reached, the process will continue to execute the node. If the event occurs during the wait time, the process will immediately proceed to the next node.
Events
An event that, you want the workflow to wait for.
Tab Closed
Wait for an active page to close before the process executes the next node.
Example
Currently you have a profile with two pages: Google
and YouTube
.
When configured this way, closing any page initiates the next steps in the workflow.
Tab Loaded
Wait for the active page or a page with the desired URL to load before executing the next node.
Example
Currently you have a profile with two pages: Google
and YouTube
.
When you configure it like this, if the currently active page, YouTube
, experiences a page reload event, the subsequent nodes will be executed.
Alternatively, if you want a page with the URL https://www.youtube.com/
to reload before executing the next node, you configure it as follows:
Tab Created
Wait for a page to be created before executing the next node.
Example
Currently you have only one page: Google
.
When you configure it like this, once a YouTube
page is created, the process will execute the next node.
Additionally, if you want to set that page as the active tab, you can add the Set as active tab
option.
Then, the active page will switch to the newly created YouTube
page, and you can continue interacting with this page.
Window Created
Wait for a window to be created before executing the next node.
Example
You have a window as shown below:
When you configure it like this, once a window with the URL https://www.youtube.com/
is created, the process will execute the next node.
Additionally, if you want to set that window as the active tab, you can add the Set as active tab
option.
Then, the active page will switch to the newly created YouTube
page.
Window Closed
Wait for a window to close before executing the next node.
Example
You have two windows as shown below:
When you configure it like this, if any window closes, the process will execute the next node.