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Scripts: Actions Panel#

Scripts Section Actions Panel is a set of tools that provide quick access to search, filtering, column customization, and script creation. The panel offers full control over the list display and initiates the script addition process through a modal window.

Location: accessible through the left navigation panel in the “Automation” section.

Available actions:

  • search for scripts by name using the search field
  • filter the list by favorite or deleted scripts
  • customize the visibility and order of table columns
  • create a new script through a modal window

Button “Create script”#

The Button “Create script” is designed to initiate the process of creating a new script. After clicking, the “Add Script” modal window opens, where basic parameters are set: name, browser behavior, execution mode, and tags.

After clicking Save, the new script appears in the table immediately and becomes available for execution and editing.

Field “Name”#

The Field “Name” is used to provide a unique script name, displayed in the table and used for identification in tasks and filters. The field is mandatory.

After entering the name and saving, the script is displayed in the list under the specified name, which can be changed later through editing.

The script name should contain between 3 and 25 characters. The “Name” field is mandatory — without it, the script cannot be saved.

Switch “Close tabs”#

The Switch “Close tabs” defines the browser behavior regarding open tabs after script execution. The enabled state means that all tabs opened during script execution will be automatically closed upon completion.

The disabled state keeps tabs open, which can be useful for result checking or further manual work in the browser.

Switch “Close browser”#

The Switch “Close browser” controls the browser profile closure after script execution. The enabled state means automatic browser closing immediately after all scenario actions are completed.

The disabled state leaves the browser open.

Script execution modes#

Script execution modes allow defining the way the browser is launched and displayed during script operation. Three mutually exclusive options are available and switch within one settings block.

Available modes:

  1. Default mode — the script runs in standard mode with a visible browser window. All actions are displayed in real time.
  2. Headless mode — the browser launches without active window focus. The mode is designed for parallel execution of multiple scenarios.
  3. No browser — the script runs without launching a full browser interface. It is used for actions that do not require visual interaction with pages.

The selected mode is saved with the script and applied each time it is executed unless overridden at the task level.

Field “Tags”#

The Field “Tags” allows adding tags to logically organize the script in the list. Tags are used for filtering, grouping, and bulk actions in the scripts table.

The entered values are saved with the script and can be changed later through editing or through the tags column in the table.

Field “Extra launch arguments”#

The Field “Extra launch arguments” is intended for passing parameters that can be used inside the script during execution. The field supports arbitrary text and is designed for advanced users who control scenario logic through external variables.

Using arguments allows flexible modification of the script behavior without editing its structure — simply pass new values during the next run.

The “Extra launch arguments” field is optional. It should be used only when the script logic explicitly requires reading external parameters.

Field “Search script”#

The Field “Search script” allows searching for scripts by name and related attributes. The search is applied instantly and works within the current table display mode.

After entering a query, the script list updates in real time and shows only those records that match the entered text.

Button “Filters”#

The Button “Filters” opens the script filtering menu based on specified criteria. Two filtering modes are available:

  • Show only favorites — displays only scripts added to favorites
  • Show only deleted — shows scripts moved to the trash

After selecting a filter, the table refreshes and shows only relevant entries. To return to the full list, the filter must be reset.

Button “Columns”#

The Button “Columns” opens the interface for customizing the visibility and order of scripts table columns. Users can hide or show individual columns and change their sequence by dragging.

How to customize columns:

  1. Click Columns on the actions panel.
  2. Drag elements to change the column order.
  3. Uncheck the checkbox to hide a column.
  4. Click Save.

After saving, the table displays according to the new settings. Changes are saved for the current user and applied upon the next section opening.

Workflow Scenario#

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Step 1: Open “Scripts”

In the left navigation panel under the “Automation” section, open “Scripts”. The scripts table will load automatically.

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Step 2: Find a script

Enter a name in the search field to instantly filter the list. If needed, click “Filters” and select “Show only favorites” or “Show only deleted”.

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Step 3: Customize columns

Click “Columns”, drag elements to change the order, uncheck unnecessary columns, and click “Save”.

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Step 4: Create a script

Click “Create script”. In the “Add Script” window, enter a name and enable “Close tabs” and “Close browser” if needed.

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Step 5: Choose a mode

Select one of the execution modes: “Default mode”, “Headless mode”, or “No browser”.

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Step 6: Add tags and save

In the “Tags” field, select the necessary tags from the list. Click “Save” — the script will appear in the table immediately after creation.

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