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It would greatly help if you can share your script. Try also to select a web page that we can access in order for us to try to reproduce your issue. BTW welcome to AutoIt forum.

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thank you you helped me much and saved my time too you share you knowledge for free. i hope best things for you❤️

You can use WebDriver to automate Firefox. Get and fill properties as you wish to and much much more. There is plenty examples within the UDF. I suggest you start with what is provided and study the code.

Like I said sending keys is not your best approach, but if you insist, check ClipGet() function to copy clipboard into a variable.

You can use IE udf to start with. You can read specific data instead of grabbing the whole page (but you can get the whole page if needed). When you feel confortable with AutoIt you can move on to WebDriver. Or if you are familiar with programming, you can start directly with WebDriver. Using Send command is far from being the best way to automate web pages.

Welcome to AutoIt and the forum! What have you tried so far?

I don't have enough time to check this deeply but I'm sure You can handle all with CryptoNG UDF. With the one in your first comment you just can handle the hash HMAC part. Saludos

Hi @big_daddy, sorry for my late response 😅 and thank you for investing the time to have a research 👍 . Yes this is unfortunately a problem, but shouldn't be a big one. They were updated in 2018 which could bring a lot of package dependencies problems when it come to relive them up 🙁 . I will do a research on my own. I will definitely change to the proper escape pattern 👍 . It's already the case. When you type !a and the IntelliSense of VSCode will show you all the extensions which do have the prefix !au3. But I see your point. This could be a breaking change in a way - but also not - I don't know right now, but lets see what I will do 😁 . Thanks for your input big_daddy cool 😅 . Best regards Sven ________________ Stay innovative!

_Excel_RangeRead always returns a "a zero-based array for a range of cells." AutoIt now allows to create arrays with 0 elements. Depends on the version you are running. This works for AutoIt 3.3.14.5: #include <Array.au3> Global $aTest[0][2] _ArrayDisplay($aTest)

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grooveman, You are by no means the first to have made this comment - and the answer is always the same: The forum ethos is to help you get your code running as you wish, but also to get you to understand why so that you have a better chance of getting it right next time. Think of the old saying: "Give a man a fish, you feed him for a day; give a man a net and you feed him forever". We try to be net makers and repairers, not fishmongers. We do not expect people to "bust a gut", but (in most cases) neither are we prepared to just "barf up code" (as one of my US colleagues puts it). There are several websites where you can pay to get code written to spec - we are a bunch of enthusiastic volunteers who want to help people along the road to becoming proficient coders by getting them to do some of the work themselves. No-one here minds (or laughs at) an amateurish, non-functioning script - all we want to see is that the poster has made some attempt to use the Help file to make a start. I hope that you find that explanation sufficient. And thank you for the restrained manner in which you expressed yourself above - we try to run a civilised forum and polite comments such as yours are always welcome. And as to your questions - I am sure you can guess the answer I am about to give you: What have you tried that has not worked to your satisfaction? Which functions does the Help file suggest might be of use? I suggest that a couple which might be include: FileRead (to get the text into a variable) and _StringBetween (to extract the required data from within the variable). Sight of a sample (suitably redacted) text would also be useful if you require further help. Over to you! M23