Easily record, edit, store, and upload web transactions with this Firefox add-on.
The WebSitePulse Transaction Recorder is an essential browser extension that provides a seamless user experience for recording, editing, storing and uploading web transactions for use with the WebSitePulse web application monitoring services. Upon installation, the extension's buttons will be displayed beneath the browser address bar for easy access.
To begin recording, simply press the "record" button and browse the website precisely the way you want the transaction to be recorded. Once done, click the "stop" button to end the recording. The "edit steps" button opens a sidebar for easy editing of individual steps and their properties before or after recording.
After recording it, you can either save or upload the transaction to your WebSitePulse account. The Recorder settings save your login information and allow for automatic transaction upload directly to your account. You also have the option to turn the recorder on or off whenever you want.
Additionally, the Recorder "options" and "help" menus are also available under the "Tools" menu of the browser, making it easier for you to access them when needed. It is also worth noting that the addon works seamlessly cross-platform on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux.
While it is possible to record and save web transactions without a WebSitePulse account, you need to have one to upload them to the service for monitoring. If you don't have one, you can start with a free trial account and upgrade to the paid ones.
Overall, the WebSitePulse Transaction Recorder for Firefox proves to be a valuable addition to your browser's arsenal, providing a seamless way to record, edit, store, and upload web transactions, helping you monitor and maintain uptime on your site easily.
To begin recording, simply press the "record" button and browse the website precisely the way you want the transaction to be recorded. Once done, click the "stop" button to end the recording. The "edit steps" button opens a sidebar for easy editing of individual steps and their properties before or after recording.
After recording it, you can either save or upload the transaction to your WebSitePulse account. The Recorder settings save your login information and allow for automatic transaction upload directly to your account. You also have the option to turn the recorder on or off whenever you want.
Additionally, the Recorder "options" and "help" menus are also available under the "Tools" menu of the browser, making it easier for you to access them when needed. It is also worth noting that the addon works seamlessly cross-platform on Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux.
While it is possible to record and save web transactions without a WebSitePulse account, you need to have one to upload them to the service for monitoring. If you don't have one, you can start with a free trial account and upgrade to the paid ones.
Overall, the WebSitePulse Transaction Recorder for Firefox proves to be a valuable addition to your browser's arsenal, providing a seamless way to record, edit, store, and upload web transactions, helping you monitor and maintain uptime on your site easily.
What's New
Version 1.4: N/A