Simulate random user behaviour on webpage

[morpheus93]

I saw a nice feature on another webautomation software. With just one step it can simulate complete user behaviour (e.g. scrolling, short and long distance random mouse movements...) on website.
You can simply enter numbers as parameters to this step. Each number stands for a type of behaviour (e.g. 1 for scrolling on page, 2 for short mouse movements, 3 for sleep...). So if you wish to have more scrolling actions on automated website you can just enter "1,1,1,2,3,..." and it generates different movements each time the action is called.

Is there any comparable feature in ZP?

 

[VladZen]

Random mouse move can be performed with FullEmulationMouseMove C# methods.
There are no such simple features like you described.
I think it should go to enhancements.

 

[morpheus93]

Random mouse move can be perform with FullEmulationMouseMove C# methods.
There is no such simple features like you described.
I think it should go to enhancements.

Yes, would be great if we can get an easy like that solution for emulating human behaviour on websites in one of the next releases of ZP. Saves time and makes things much easier.

 

[lokiys]

Random mouse move can be performed with FullEmulationMouseMove C# methods.
There are no such simple features like you described.
I think it should go to enhancements.

Oh yeah, but this feature should be very random and very human-like, that's nothing can be static.
I have many clients who ask such feature.

 

[VladZen]

As far as I know, developers are going to turn FullEmulationMouseMove c# methods into standard action blocks with simple settings.
This will be much better I think.

 

[LightWood]

Good news!
I have a group of C# actions for that, but I am sure with standard action blocks that will be much easy to develop and control.

 

[morpheus93]

@LightWood Sounds interesting. Would you consider to share the C# actions?

 

[aleksa77]

Idea is great, like we have record button for clicks and field filling, similar to be for mouse+click

 

[qais]

We really need like this action!!

 

[Yann]

any news on this ?
@LightWood would you consider sharing in the mean time ?
Thanks