@monelmurbe said in BrowserAutomationStudio 27.2.0 has been released:
@Fox Maybe someone has experienced this??
I could answer you here, but that would mean you would create your next premium question here as well.
spoilerIn this version, the functionality was returned, which was previously removed during the transition to the new engine.
The developer tools panel opens in the native browser after update. This means that even if your default browser is not Chrome, the developer tools panel will still opens correctly.
Restored the ability to search for the selected html element in the developer tools through the browser https://i.imgur.com/0qFFA75.gif.
By default, developer tools opens without starting screencast.
In this release the developer tools panel is still displayed in a separate window.
Restored the ability to drag and drop elements https://i.imgur.com/X1ei96t.gif.
Events related to this are correctly transmitted to the page.
Improved emulation of events when holding the left mouse button.
Restored the "Start Drag File" action.
A tool for converting browser interaction to http requests has been restored.

Action "Http Auth" has been restored.
It is recommended to use it just before the moment when you need to enter auth data.
Dropdowns in Chrome are implemented as an insolated html page, so working with them in both CEF and Chromium was difficult.
After update the desired item from dropdown can be selected using the standard menu:
https://i.imgur.com/86LYap4.gif
New menu is displayed only in manual control mode.
Element selection events are identical to a real browser.
All this concerns only the standard html select element, the behavior of non-standard dropdown lists has not changed.
The browser version has been updated to 94.0.4606.61.
Improved client hints emulation according to latest changes.
Fixed some bugs related to element wait timeouts.
24.3.1
Fixed browser launch on some systems.
Thank you for this release. Great updates! Especially the comeback of the HTTP-request recorder make things much easier.