Web browsers 2016

Bot technologies are supported on all browsers. Review the tables for the browsers supported for specific technologies. Tables legend Y, Yes or supported or available Y*, Supported, but items are not browser dependent. Using a browser is supported, but is also optional to the command. For example, another application might use a browser and does not require the bot to run the browser. N, No or not supported or not available NA, Not Applicable D, Deprecated Technology on Windows version Standard (MSAA) Advanced (UIAutomation) Java Windows 7 Y Y Y Windows 8.1 Y Y Y Windows 10 Y Y Y Windows 2012 Y Y Y Windows 2016 Y Y Y Technology on web and browsers Standard (MSAA) on Web Google Chrome [1] Advanced (UIAutomation) on Google Chrome [1] HTML on Internet Explorer HTML on Google Chrome HTML on Firefox HTML on Microsoft Edge HTML on Chromium-based Microsoft Edge Java on Web Apache Flex on Microsoft Internet Explorer Silverlight on Microsoft Internet Explorer Windows 7 Y Y Y Y Y N/A N/A Y Y Y Windows 8.1 Y Y Y Y Y N/A N/A Y Y Y Windows 10 Y Y Y Y Y Y N/A Y N N Windows 2012 Y Y Y Y Y N/A N/A Y N N Windows 2016 Y Y Y Y Y N/A N/A Y N N Note 1 MetaBot support on Google Chrome browsers using UIA and HTML technologies. MetaBot support on Google Chrome browsers using UIA, HTML, and MSAA technologies. To use Google Chrome, set accessibility. Choose a method: At browser Include in the address, Chrome://accessibility Enable at launch Force accessibility, run Chrome with this command line flag: --force-renderer-accessibility Bot commands browser compatibility Creating or running bots is supported on the listed browsers. Not all bot commands are supported on all browsers. Review the tables for the browsers supported for specific commands. The tables lists only those commands that require a browser to do their task. This table does not list commands or sub-commands that do not have any browser interaction. Note: On Chromium-based Microsoft Edge encounters some limitations during capture and play with Object Cloning command. See Object Cloning command. Command Subcommand Google Chrome Firefox Microsoft Edge Microsoft Internet Explorer App Integration Browser, DOS Command Prompt, Java Apple, Java Application, Telnet, Unix Shell, Windows Application, Other Y Y If - Else if Window Exists/Window Does Not Exist, Image Recognition Y* Y* Y*

Served to web browsers, so there may be a variety of reasons for this drop, including increased use of apps instead of web browsers on mobile phones, or an increase in more ‘complex’ web surfing activities (e.g. e-commerce).Nigeria tops the list of Key 30 economies when it comes to mobile’s share of web traffic, with more than 80% of all web pages served in Africa’s most populous nation going to mobile phones. At the other end of the scale, just 12% of Russia’s web traffic goes to mobile phones – more than three times lower than the global average. Mobile Share of Web Traffic by Country January 2016 DataReportal Internet connection speeds continue to improve too, although the pace of change is still painfully slow in many developing nations. Once again, South Korea claimed top spot in Akamai’s rankings for the world’s fastest average speeds for fixed internet connections, registering an impressive 20.5Mbps – a full 33% faster than second-place Hong Kong. Egypt, Nigeria, India and the Philippines all struggle at the other end of the scale though, each with an average connection speed below 3Mbps. Average Internet Connection Speed by Country January 2016 DataReportal Perhaps in part thanks to these improving speeds, E-commerce use has also surged in the past twelve months, with GlobalWebIndex data indicating that at least 25% of the national populations of all of our Key 30 economies except India made an online purchase in the past month. The UK tops the list, with more than

Version 15.1 : 27th Aug 2024 Removed false positive alert with many Antivirus softwares. Version 15.0 : 16th Sep 2023 Mega 2023 release supporting Windows 11 platform. Now supports password recovery from latest version of all browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera, Brave, Vivaldi & more. Version 14.0 : 10th Dec 2020 New 2021 edition supporting internet password recovery from top 20+ browsers. Recover from new browsers Chromium, Citrio, Comodo IceDragon, AVG Secure Browser, Avast Secure Browser, CCleaner Browser & more Version 13.0 : 17th Jul 2020 Mega 2020 release recovering passwords from top 15 browsers. Also supports recovery of new master key encrypted passwords from Chrome. Version 12.5 : 4th Aug 2019 Improved browser password recovery from all profiles of Firefox & Chrome. Version 12.0 : 15th Feb 2019 Major revision with support for recovering IE passwords for popular websites without history. Also fixed false antivirus alerts. Version 11.5 : 28th Jan 2019 Added improvements & fixes for Firefox password recovery Version 11.1 : 7th Jan 2019 Support for recovery of login passwords from ALL profiles of Chrome & Firefox browser. Version 11.0 : 29th Dec 2018 Major 2019 release with support for password recovery from new Brave browser. Version 10.6 : 4th Oct 2018 Minor update to fix bugs in browser password recovery Version 10.5 : 6th Sep 2018 Support for password recovery from latest version of web browsers. Improved GUI interface. Version 10.0 : 8th Apr 2018 Mega 2018 release to support Master Password and Password Recovery from Firefox's new crypto database Version 9.5 : 26th Nov 2017 Major release to support web login password recovery from latest version of Firefox (both 32-bit & 64-bit) Version 9.0 : 19th Oct 2016 Mega release featuring new Installer as well as support for recovering login passwords from browsers like Microsoft Edge, UC, Torch, Opera etc. Version 8.5 : 10th Feb 2016 Support for website login password recovery from latest version of all major browsers. Version 8.0 : 20th Aug 2015 Major release with support for recovering browser passwords in new Windows 10 version. Also fixed the sizing problem with higher resolution computers. Version 7.2 : 15th Jul 2015 New feature added to Installer to dynamically download latest version Version 7.1 : 15th Mar 2015 Minor updates to Installer. Also removed false positive with Antivirus solutions. Version 7.0 : 6th Jan 2015 Mega release with a support to recover stored website passwords from new Firefox login file 'logins.json' starting with version 32. Also integrated Uninstaller into Add/Remove Programs of Windows. Version 6.6 : 11th Sep 2014 Removed false positive with various Antivirus solutions Version 6.5 : 6th May 2014 Support for password recovery from SRWare Iron web browser. Version 6.0

Polyfill - JavaScript and Web PolyfillsThis is a collection of polyfills covering web platform features, from those defined as part of the ECMAScript standard to new web browser functionality. Most are for features shipping in major browsers. A few are experimental and called out as such, subject to change at any time.My philosophy is that it's better to write future-looking code that takes advantage of new Web platform APIs where possible, and fill in the gaps with polyfills. There is no effort to produce 100% compliant behavior, or to completely hide differences in browser behavior.I use these in various pages on my sites; most are by me, or I have at least tweaked them. A more comprehensive list of polyfills can be found at The All-In-One Entirely-Not-Alphabetical No-Bullshit Guide to HTML5 Fallbacks by Paul Irish.Getting the CodeYou're already here! Great, just download it, or use:git: git clone bower install js-polyfillsnpm: npm install js-polyfillsIt is not packaged as Node.js module(s); there's nothing to require(), this is just for distribution.Or just include scripts directly in your page via CDN (c/o RawGit):">(look at Releases for the tag name, e.g. "v1.2.3")FilesThe polyfills are roughly split up into files matching 1:1 with Web standards (specifications, living standards documents, etc). So there is html.js for HTML, dom.js for DOM, etc.Since I generally use several in my hobby projects, bundled/minified versions are available:web.js (minified: web.min.js) includes the most common Web polyfills - it assumes ES2015 supportIncludes: html.js dom.js xhr.js cssom.js url.js fetch.jspolyfill.js (minified: polyfill.min.js) has everything in web.js plus es5.js and es6.js and es2016.js and es2017.jsMinification is done via of the files use console.assert() calls to catch bugs during development. These areautomatically removed from the included minified versions. If you use your own minifyingprocessor it may cause to assertions to appear when unnecessary function names are stripped.You can safely remove these lines as part of a build step (e.g. using grep -V), or use aminifier that does this automatically. For UglifyJS2the option is: drop_consoleECMAScript / JavaScript PolyfillsECMAScript 5 - Previous standard, supported by browsers circa 2012..ECMAScript 2015 - Previous standard, supported by browsers circa 2016.ECMAScript 2016 -

2016 DataReportal Amongst our ‘Key 30’ economies (i.e. those featured in-depth in our Digital in 2016 report), the United Arab Emirates comes in top at 96%, followed by the United Kingdom (92%) and Canada (91%). India and Indonesia sit at the lower end of the scale with 28% and 34% internet penetration respectively, but they’re the only 2 countries in the Key 30 that fall below the global average of 46%. Internet Penetration by Country January 2016 DataReportal Amongst our Key 30 economies, Brazilians and Filipinos spend the most time using the internet, clocking in at an impressive average of 5.2 hours per day. Together with Thais, the Brazilians also top the list for the amount of time spent using mobile internet, registering an average of 3.9 hours per day. Time Spent on the Internet by Country and by Device January 2016 DataReportal As we’ve seen for the past few years, and perhaps counter-intuitively, the Japanese and South Koreans spend the least amount of time on the internet each day compared to the rest of the Key 30, at just 2.9 and 3.1 hours respectively.Meanwhile, mobile’s share of global web traffic continues to grow, with StatCounter reporting that mobile phones now account for 39% of all web pages served to web browsers. Share of Global Web Traffic by Device January 2016 DataReportal However, we also noticed an interesting shift back to desktop and laptop use amongst a number of individual countries this year. These stats are based on web pages

It can automatically discover and recover all the social passwords stored by 25+ web browsers including Firefox, Chrome, IE, GTalk and more.After the successful recovery, you can backup all the social network password list to HTML/XML/TEXT/CSV file. It can recover passwords of following popular Social Networks, Facebook Twitter Instagram Linkedin Pinterest Myspace Tumblr Reddit TikTok VK Version 12.0 : 20th May 2020 Mega 2020 release supporting password recovery of top 10+ social networks from 25+ browsers including Microsoft Edge, Coc Coc, Comodo, Epic, Chedot, CCleaner browser etc. Also supports new master key based password recovery from latest Chrome browser (v80.0) Version 11.5 : 4th Aug 2019 Improved social network password recovery from all profiles of Firefox & Chrome. Version 11.0 : 17th Feb 2019 Major revision with support for recovering Social network passwords from IE browser without history. Also fixed false antivirus alerts. Version 10.5 : 28th Jan 2019 Support for recovery of Social Network passwords from ALL profiles of Chrome & Firefox browser. Added improvements & fixes for social network password recovery from Firefox Version 10.0 : 29th Dec 2018 Major 2019 release with support for social network password recovery from new Brave browser. Version 9.1 : 15th Oct 2018 Fixed minor issues in password recovery from Google. Version 9.0 : 12th Aug 2018 Major release to support Master Password and Social Network Password Recovery from Firefox's new crypto database Version 8.0 : 1st Jan 20218 Mega 2018 edition supporting Social network password recovery from latest Firefox (both 32-bit & 64-bit versions). Also improved user interface. Version 7.0 : 20th Oct 2016 Major release with the support for popular social networks such as Instagram, VK, Flickr, Tumblr, Stumbleupon, Meetup, Reddit etc. Also added support for new browsers like Microsoft Edge, UC, Torch etc. Version 6.5 : 13th Feb 2016 New 2016 edition to recover your social network password from latest versions of all popular browsers Version 6.0 : 24th Aug 2015 Mega release with support for new Windows 10 version. Also fixed the sizing problem with higher resolution computers. Version 5.2 : 15th Jul 2015 New feature added to Installer to dynamically download latest version Version 5.1 : 15th Mar 2015 Minor updates to Installer. Also removed false positive with Antivirus solutions. Version 5.0 : 28th Jan 2015 Mega release with a support to recover all social network passwords from new Firefox secret file 'logins.json' starting with version 32. Also integrated Uninstaller into Windows Add/Remove Programs. Version 4.6 : 25th Oct 2014 Removed false positive with various Antivirus solutions Version 4.5 : 18th Apr 2014 Support for password recovery from SRWare Iron web browser Version 4.0 : 10th Jan 2014 New feature to generate password recovery report in CSV