Hi @Puneet 9436 ,

If you are looking for the extension URL, please find it here. 

If you are having issue while installing the same, perform the below steps to fix the issue. 

Perform the following steps to resolve the issue:

1. Remove the NativeMessagingHosts setting for the 11.x Chrome plugin registry setting. Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\Chrome\NativeMessagingHosts\automation.chrome.agent (Solution mentioned under Point#5 of the below article) https://docs.automationanywhere.com/bundle/enterprise-v2019/page/enterprise-cloud/topics/deployment-planning/cloud-chrome-changing-extension.html
2. Restart the Chrome browser and try recording again.

Note: Verify if "automation.bot.browseragent" has been created in the registry under (for versions A2019.15 and above) Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Google\Chrome\NativeMessagingHosts

1. Make sure the user has access to the C:\ProgramFiles\Automation Anywhere path where the  AAChromeManifest.json file is located. 

Default Path: - C:\Program Files\Automation Anywhere\Bot Agent\AABrowserAgent\AAChromeAgentManifest.json

1. If the above steps do not help resolve the issue, please try the following:
   1. Stop the Automation Anywhere Bot agent service.
   2. Navigate to C:\ProgramData\AutomationAnywhere\GlobalCache.
   3. Delete the content of the Global cache folder.
   4. Start the Automation Anywhere Bot agent service.
   5. Try re-running the Bot and see if that helps.

Solution 2:

The bot creator/user will need to add additional delays in the bot to allow the webpage/UI Objects to be first fully loaded before executing the recorder options.

Solution 3:

These steps are only applicable to A360 v.21 and below since v.22 has addressed the package missing from the GlobalCache issue. However, a one-time cleanup can be required to clear out any previous files needing cleanup. This cleanup can also be required if upgrading from A360.20 or A360.21 directly to A360.23 or A360.21 directly to A360.24. The steps to be followed are as follows: 

If Automation.Bot.BrowserAgent is running and still, the same error is being received then change the recorder package. If the latest recorder package is not present in the GlobalCache folder, then perform the below steps

1. Stop the Bot agent service.
2. Delete the GlobalCache folder. The folder would be present in C:\ProgramData\AutomationAnywhere
3. Start the Bot agent service.
4. Now try to use the latest package. The folder of the latest package should be created in C:\ProgramData\AutomationAnywhere\GlobalCache\embedded-resources.
5. If it is not created, then uninstall the bot agent and delete the GlobalCache folder.
6. Install and register the device.
7. Now run the bot with the latest recorder package.

Solution 4: 

Applicable for the Bot Agent versions greater than 18.19

1. On the Bot Agent machine, navigate to the location C:\ProgramData\AutomationAnywhere\GlobalCache\embedded-resources.

2. Locate the Package for the Recorder command and take the backup of the folder. ( The name of the package would start with the version of the Recorder Package being used in the bot).

For instance, if Recorder package used is of version 2.2.0-20210507-195346, then the folder name will be in the form of 2.2.0-20210507-195346-d49ca70a-a160-4b95-b53a-d242654184c0.

Note: The Hexadecimal part in the folder name will be dynamic.

3. Open the Installation path of Bot Agent, C:\Program Files\Automation Anywhere\Bot Agent\AABrowserAgent.

4. Copy the below files:

   i. AAChromeAgentManifest.json

   ii. Automation.Bot.BrowserAgent.exe

5. Paste it under the folder located in Step 2. 

6. Restart the Bot Agent service.

7. Capture the object using the Recorder. 

It should capture the objects now. 

After following the above-mentioned steps if the issue persists then perform the below steps:

1. Delete the ComSpec environment variable.
2. Restart the machine
3. Add the ComSpec environment variable.

Solution 5:

Make sure that the Recorder is selected as the Default version on the Package page.

Solution 6:

Remove the entry 'automation.bot.browseragent' in the registry path: "Computer\HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Google\Chrome\NativeMessagingHosts".

After removing the registry entry, 'Automation.Bot.BrowserAgent.exe' should be running in the Task Manager-> Details tab.

Note: After making registry changes, restart the machine.

Hope this will help.

Dear @Puneet 9436,

To install the Automation Anywhere plugin for Firefox, you will need to download the plugin from the Automation Anywhere website. Here are the steps to follow:

1. Open a web browser and go to the Automation Anywhere website (https://www.automationanywhere.com/).

2. In the top menu, hover over the "Resources" tab and click on "Downloads".

3. Scroll down to the "Web Browser Automation" section and click on the "Firefox" link.

4. On the next page, click on the "Download Now" button to download the plugin.

5. Once the download is complete, open the downloaded file to install the plugin.

6. Restart Firefox to complete the installation.

7. To verify that the plugin is installed and working correctly, open Firefox and go to the Automation Anywhere website. You should see a message saying that the Automation Anywhere plugin is enabled.

Regards,

@Puneet 9436  you can open browser -> settings -> extensions and search with automation anywhere plugin manifest v3 and install.. you may need admin acceses to install this plugin.