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This is a simple Qt QWebEngineView container that loads a URL from an argument or, if no arguments are given, will just open Google.

git clone https://github.com/JohnCiubuc/QSlimBrowser.git
cd QSlimBrowser
mkdir build && cd build
cmake .. && make

QSlimBrowser [URL]

Where url is in quotation marks or back escaped (if your shell allows it), examples:

QSlimBrowser "http://google.com"

QSlimBrowser http:\/\/google.com

QSlimBrowser has the ability to automate actions and to inject CSS into a webpage. This is very useful if you want to auto-login into a webapp and have a userstyle applied to it.

There is a Scripts folder and a Userstyles folder. These folders must be in the same directory as the executable. Following the Building instructions above should copy the folders into the build directory for you automatically. I'll figure out a smarter way to do this in the future

The Scripts folder contains a few automated logins showing text entry and button clicking for various websites. If so desired, the TextField portion of a script can be ignored. This allows for automated button clicking on a specified webpage

The Userstyles folder contains various user.css stylesheets taken from my Userstyles repo. Standard syntax for Userstyles should work, and they will inject on the webpage (singular) as specified on the stylesheet. Userstyles will inject as long as the domain contains the matched domain on the userstyle.

General Syntax:

Command
	Arguments

Each script needs to have a Domain specified with the url in the arguments. Domains are absolute i.e. the script will only execute if the current page url is exactly the one under Domain

Domain
	URL

TextFieldByID
	ID
	Text_To_Enter

TextFieldBySelector
	Selector
	Text_To_Enter

ButtonByID
	ID_Of_Button_To_Click

ButtonBySelector
	Selector_Of_Button_To_Click

Domain
    https://www.amboss.com/us/account/login
TextFieldByID
    signin_username
    john.doe@gmail.com
TextFieldByID
    signin_password
    password123
ButtonBySelector
    input[type="submit"]

Explanation:

On the domain https://www.amboss.com/us/account/login, find the text field by the id of signin_username and type [email protected]. Then find the text field by the id of signin_password and type password123. Finally, search for the first element that matches input[type="submit"] and Click it

More examples can be found in the Scripts folder