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Hi,

I am new to Power Automate Desktop. I need some assistance on scrolling through webpages. I understand that there are solutions out there but the solution is only cater if you are using on a specific page. I work at a company that needs to do manual work of configurations which requires scrolling and I have to do the same step using same website but with a different link.

For e.g.: I need to do configurations for www.PowerAutomation122.com and do the same configurations on www.PowerAutomation123.com .

It would not allow me to use the same 'Browser' variable to do scrolling as it is no longer of a same link. Please help me, I am in need of help.

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Hi @JackyGrealish

Some inputs needed.

- what are the solutions you have found so that it is easier to understand which one are you referring about?

- "would not allow me to use the same 'Browser' variable to do scrolling as it is no longer of a same link"

I didn't quite understand this. Have you tried "Go to webpage" so that the same browser variable will be available?

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Hi
What I meant was I cannot use the Java Script scroll to as the web instance is different. The main homepage of the website is the browser but once I enter to the links in the website, it is of a different website link and hence the Java Script scroll to would not work as it is a different link already. So I was thinking whether there is a function to scroll for all website and of all links.
Hope this clarifies. Thanks 🙂

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Once you click it you can even attach to that running instance and get the Browser instance for that link.

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