Scripting Templates

Last updated on June 3rd, 2026

Ready-made starting points for common logins and automations. Copy a template, swap in your own selectors and credentials, and adjust the pauses to suit the site.

Before you use these:

  • The selectors below are examples. Login pages change their HTML often, so copy your own current selectors from the live page using the Selectors steps.
  • Always mask your credentials before you save. Do not leave a password in plain text.
  • If the service requires multi-factor authentication (MFA), an unattended script cannot complete the login. See the Scripting FAQ for alternatives.

Generic login (most websites)

A reusable starting point for a standard email-and-password form. Many sites need an event fired after typing so the field registers the value, which is why the runScript block is included.

type("""email_css_selector""", """YOUR_EMAIL""")
pause(1)
type("""password_css_selector""", """YOUR_PASSWORD""")
pause(1)
runScript("""
document.querySelector("email_css_selector").dispatchEvent(new Event("input", { bubbles: true }))
document.querySelector("password_css_selector").dispatchEvent(new Event("input", { bubbles: true }))
""")
pause(1)
clickAndWait("""login_button_css_selector""")

If the form is built with React, use the React variant in the Scripting FAQ instead.

Microsoft account / Microsoft 365

Signs in through Microsoft’s login flow: email, then password, then the “Stay signed in?” prompt.

Webpage: https://login.microsoftonline.com/

type("""#i0116""", """YOUR_EMAIL""")
pause(1)
runScript("""
document.querySelector("#i0116").dispatchEvent(new Event("change"))
""")
pause(2)
click("""#idSIButton9""")
pause(2)
type("""#i0118""", """YOUR_PASSWORD""")
pause(1)
runScript("""
document.querySelector("#i0118").dispatchEvent(new Event("change"))
""")
pause(2)
clickAndWait("""#idSIButton9""")
click("""#KmsiCheckboxField""")
pause(2)
click("""#idSIButton9""")

The final three lines handle the “Stay signed in?” screen. If your tenant does not show that screen, you can remove them.

Google account

Signs in through Google’s login flow: email, then password.

Google may require MFA or block automated logins. Treat this as a pattern, supply your own current selectors for the password field and the buttons, and mask your credentials.

Webpage: https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin

pause(2)
type("""#identifierId""", """YOUR_EMAIL""")
pause(1)
click("""#identifierNext""")
pause(2)
type("""password_field_selector""", """YOUR_PASSWORD""")
pause(1)
clickAndWait("""next_button_selector""")
pause(2)