Hi Harshit,
Thanks for your questions.
a) Conversion is currently possible from IE based HTML objects to modern browser equivalent of Chrome/Edge/Firefox. Conversion rules are being fine-tuned on as-needed basis ongoing. We welcome any inputs from the community as to areas where current conversion rules are either not sufficient or lacking to increase conversion accuracy.
AA to UIA conversion is also offered on objects already converted to modern browser mode, as a 2nd pass using the tool.
Win32 mode conversion is not covered by the tool as there may not always be interoperability between different browser elements spied using this mode. We would advise you to re-engineering those elements and associated actions during your migration process so you can be sure these would still function under the modern browser mode.
If anything is missing, please kindly make us aware of it.
b) I would advise not to look at this question from Blue Prism's point of view. We do support all three browser types. As long as such browsers are supported by the web applications, developer experience in interacting with those web browsers should be largely the same.
The support of web application is mainly driven by the following two factors:
- organisation preferred browser option
- web application support of browsers and versions
c) Ideas can be bumped up by customers by supporting the specific idea from the communities page. As per the support obtained by the idea, product team evaluates and implements the suggestion. Unfortunately implementation of ideas is not in the scope of this discussion.
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Bruce Liu
Senior Product Consultant, Professional Services
Blue Prism
Australia/Sydney
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