UiPath Browser Automation Tutorial (The Basics for Beginners)

This video tutorial shows how to automate web browsers with UiPath. We do basic automation, open a web application, do a login (username and password) in a browser, and take a screenshot. 📁 Download the course materials: https://andersjensen.org/uipathbeginners Connect with me: 👥 Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/andersjensenorg 🎮 Discord - https://discord.gg/d8KQpTUvFD 💼 LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/andersjensens 💌 Email Newsletter - https://andersjensen.org/email-newsletter 📷 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/andersjensenorg 0:00 Intro Download the course materials: https://andersjensen.org/uipathbeginners We will go through a simple example, where we open a browser, do a login (username and password), click a button, and take a screenshot. 0:59 How to open a browser in UiPath In UiPath, we use the Open Browser activity to do browser automation. Specify a URL (we create a variable) and select your preferred browser. Internet Explorer is standard, and there's a good reason for that since IE is always installed on all computers/servers. If you want to use Google Chrome, simply just specify it in Properties. In the Open Browser scope, we place all the activities related to this session. 2:54 Login in a browser We create variables for the username and password and do a simple login into the web application. With the Type Into activity, we can easily type in the credentials. Remember to create variables for both username and password. A click activity is used to click a login button. 5:08 Take a screenshot in UiPath In order to take a screenshot of a webpage, use a Take Screenshot activity and specify the area and output it to an Image variable. Afterward, drag in a Save Image activity and fill in the Image and Filename, where you want the screenshot stored. #uipath #rpa #automation