Hi Nalin Nishant,

For most use cases, we recommend using the Native Browser commands over Selenium, as the product team will continue to build and improve on the Native Browser commands for web interaction, and it is not dependent on the browser version. ​ Since the Native Browser commands communicate through the OpenBots extension, it opens more opportunities to our development team to build on top of these commands and add more support. Most of the features within Selenium are also present in Native Browser, except for the commands exclusive to Selenium like Execute Script and Switch Browser Frame. Moreover, Native Browser commands provide more tab functionality like the ability to open, activate, close and refresh a tab. As well as the ability to attach to an existing web session, indicate manual or simulated interaction, send keys to a specific field.

Native Browser commands are used to create the browser session (Edge, Chrome or Firefox), the desktop commands are used to interact with the elements within that session. We offer a Native Browser recorder to spy the elements, and create dynamic selectors. On the other hand, we also offer the Native Browser Legacy commands, which use xpath as input. ​ I am attaching a extension installation and usage guide. ​ Also, you can see examples on how to use these commands by checking the Studio Library -> RPA Challenge (find an example for Native Browser and Native Browser Legacy). To run the automation, remember to update the vInputsPath variable to point to your local library path.