Hi David,

Based on the post, you have been able to use the Native Browser extension in the past, correct? If that is the case, then some misconfiguration might have occurred on the reinstallation process. For instance, the folder path where the Native Browser is located and referenced by OpenBots Studio. Could you please verify that the following path is accessible through your File Explorer: �C:\Users%UserName%\AppData\Local\OpenBots Inc\OpenBots Studio\Extensions�

In this path, you should see the manifests available for your installed browser engines. For example, in case of Chrome, you should see the file: "com.openbots.chromeserver.message-manifest.json"

If you do, please open this file in notepad and take notice of the path that is indicated in the file. For instance, in my case I have the following information:

{ "name": "com.openbots.chromeserver.message", "description": "OpenBots Native Messaging Host for Chrome", "path": "C:\Program Files (x86)\OpenBots Inc\Extensions\NativeServer\OpenBots.NativeServer.exe", "type": "stdio", "allowed_origins": [ "chrome-extension://kkepankimcahnjamnimeijpplgjpmdpp/" ] }

So if I navigate to the indicated path, I should find the OpenBots.NativeServer.exe

If the exe isn't at the indicated path, then the bot will be unable to make the recorder connection.