Close action

Use the Close action in the Browser package to close a browser window or tab.

Settings

注： This action supports Google Chrome, Chromium-based Microsoft Edge, and Internet Explorer browsers.

Select to close the tab, window, or all browsers:
- Tab: Closes the selected tab. Select the browser tab from the list of active supported browser tabs or insert a window variable.
  You can use a regular expression (regex) to identify a window title. Select the regular expression condition as either String or a Pattern and then enter the value. By default, the Window title field is case-sensitive.
  
  To identify a browser title, you can enable the Case sensitive option to match the letter case, or disable the option to identify a window title where the letter case does not match.
  注： Ensure that the minimum Bot Agent version installed on your system is the version that was released with Automation 360 v.26. If you have a Bot Agent version released with Automation 360 v.25 or earlier, then by default, the window title will be identified only with matching letter case (case-sensitive).
  For example, you can enter the String value as ((\w*)-Notepad for all window title names starting with ((\w*)-Notepad, or use Pattern value as ((\w)\s)*document-Notepad for only those window titles that match this pattern.
  注：
  - When you use a regular expression of type String with -title as the input value for a window title in any action, the bot might encounter a run time error. To prevent the run time error, ensure that when you add the string input as *-title, the application with the specific title is open. The asterisk (*) is just a character, not a wild card character.
  - When you use a regular expression of type Pattern with -title as the input value for a window title in any action, the bot might encounter a run time error because the input value *-title is incorrect.
    Ensure that you use valid regex patterns.
- Window: Closes the window of the selected tab. Select the window from the list of active supported windows or insert a window variable.
  You can use a regular expression (regex) to identify a window title. Select the regular expression condition as either String or a Pattern and then enter the value. By default, the Window title field is case-sensitive.
  
  To identify a browser title, you can enable the Case sensitive option to match the letter case, or disable the option to identify a window title where the letter case does not match.
  注： Ensure that the minimum Bot Agent version installed on your system is the version that was released with Automation 360 v.26. If you have a Bot Agent version released with Automation 360 v.25 or earlier, then by default, the window title will be identified only with matching letter case (case-sensitive).
  For example, you can enter the String value as ((\w*)-Notepad for all window title names starting with ((\w*)-Notepad, or use Pattern value as ((\w)\s)*document-Notepad for only those window titles that match this pattern.
  注：
  - When you use a regular expression of type String with -title as the input value for a window title in any action, the bot might encounter a run time error. To prevent the run time error, ensure that when you add the string input as *-title, the application with the specific title is open. The asterisk (*) is just a character, not a wild card character.
  - When you use a regular expression of type Pattern with -title as the input value for a window title in any action, the bot might encounter a run time error because the input value *-title is incorrect.
    Ensure that you use valid regex patterns.
- All browsers: Closes all open browser windows for supported browsers.
Optional: In the Time out after field, enter the number of seconds the bot must wait for the browser window or tab to close before the bot fails.
注： Enter a timeout value of at least 9 seconds.

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