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I have to say, Royal TS got it right with the way they implemented Macro typing. Inputting the delay time into each {DELAY} command allows the command to be precisely executed while keeping the entire macro much shorter and easier to read and edit.
For example:
Royal TS Macro: $EffectiveUsername${ENTER}{WAIT:600}{ENTER}{WAIT:450}$EffectivePassword${ENTER}{WAIT:150}{ENTER}{WAIT:500}{ENTER}
RDM Macro: $USERNAME${ENTER}{DELAY}{DELAY}{DELAY}$PASSWORD${ENTER}{DELAY}{DELAY}{ENTER}
You only need to use {DELAY} once in the Royal TS macro. In my experience, I could get my Macros working in much less time than RDM. And sites authenticate much faster.
Hello,
I really like this idea. I will add it to our feature board.
Regards
David Hervieux
Hello,
I took a look at the code and it should already be supported. If you use {DELAY:X} where X is a number in milliseconds, it should delay by that amount.
Regards,
Hubert Mireault