Thank you for using iMacros. Here are some resources to get you started:

• Online Demo, Part 1: How to create your first Firefox macro
  
  
• Online Demo, Part 2: How to enter website data automatically
  
  
• More tutorials, Wiki, User Forum
  
  
• http://del.icio.us/imacros/imacro (Shared Firefox macros)
  
  
• For beginners: Using iMacros for Firefox: A Visual, Step-By-Step Tour and Visual Tours for the Muscular iMacros Extension
  by Sam Dean (OStatic Blog)
  
  
• For website owners: AlertFox offers free website monitoring - powered by iMacros!
  
  
• Tip: Subscribe to our new iMacros Collection on the Firefox Add-on site. We use this collection to list other great Firefox addons that help you to get the most out of iMacros.
  
  

New: User created iMacros Video Tutorial (by Kevin Sparkton)

New: Another great user-created iMacros Screencast (by Nancy Lewis)

Social Scripting: Select "Share Macro" on the Edit tab to embed the complete iMacro in a link that you can share with others. Use the link to share your scripts via email or post them on your blog, website or any social bookmarking service. It's quick and easy!

Screenshot: How to create your own shared scripts

Shared iMacros scripts on del.icio.us - If you have created or found iMacros that you think might be useful to others, simply tag them “for:imacros”. We will review the submissions and add the best ones to our collection for all iMacros users to enjoy.

Did you know? iMacros is available for Googe Chrome, too! For more information please see the iMacros for Chrome home page and the wiki. In a nutshell, iMacros for Chrome works fine for basic tasks, but is not as powerful as iMacros for Firefox yet. This is mostly due to limitations of the Chrome extensions API. But for supported commands Firefox macros run directly in Chrome and vice versa!

New: If you are a web developer and iMacros user, you will be interested in this:

AlertFox offers free website monitoring - powered by iMacros for Firefox!

You can directly re-use your iMacros macros as web transaction monitoring scripts on AlertFox. Just create an iMacros sensor on AlertFox and copy & paste your macro into the box.

We highly recommend AlertFox and use it ourself (View our public performance chart).

iMacros for Firefox is free for private and commercial use

Wait, how is this free?

Nothing's free, right? Well, iMacros for Firefox is free. And here's why: We hope you'll enjoy iMacros so much that you'll consider upgrading to the business versions that include tech support with guaranteed response times and add support for automating Flash, Silverlight and Java applets, Image Recognition and a Scripting Interface object that lets you control IE and Firefox from any Windows programming or scripting language.

Q: I'm using the iMacros Firefox Addon to record scripts and I'm trying to understand what will be the benefits for buying the paid iMacros Scripting Edition?

A: iMacros Scripting Edition users enjoy the following benefits:

1. Free, unlimited tech support with guaranteed response times (Of course, this tech support also applies to iMacros for Firefox)
2. Support for automating Flash, Silverlight and Java applets
3. Image Recognition
4. AJAX Drag & Drop, AJAX Sliders support via DirectScreen Technology
5. A Scripting Interface that lets you control IE and Firefox from any Windows programming or scripting language.
6. The iMacros Scripting Edition is available as free 30-day trial for Windows.

Last but not least, read what our Scripting Edition users have to say.

PS: If you do not need these feature, and "only" need commercial, guaranteed tech support you can purchase tech support only for US$199/year.