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What is Phrase-Keywords?

​​​Phrase-Keywords is a custom web browser automation solution, originally created in 2010 by Omari W. Dixon. ​​Built on Selenium Java, it offers robust and reliable browser interaction capabilities. The solution stands out with its unique formatting style, designed to enhance script readability, and its innovative use of a simple spreadsheet structure to define automation keywords. This approach makes it highly accessible to both developers and non-technical users, streamlining the creation and execution of automated web browser actions.


As a free and open-source solution, Phrase-Keywords is available to anyone seeking an efficient automation tool. It runs immediately after download without the need for software installation, except for a working Java Runtime Environment (JRE), ensuring a hassle-free setup process.

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How does Phrase-Keywords work?

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Phrase-Keywords uses a standardized set of keyword commands, provided in the [PKD Tool], to create web browser automation.

 

Imagine you want to automate tasks on a popular nonprofit charity website, like filling out a donation form or signing up for their newsletter. With Phrase-Keywords, you can easily design a flow—a sequence of actions that instructs the browser to navigate to the website, enter your details, and submit the form—all without writing a single line of code.

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The PKD Training page guides you step-by-step through the process of designing a new flow from scratch. You'll learn how to organize the pages and objects you want to interact with and how to run your completed flow using our free Selenium Java automation solution package.

Need Help?

Step 4. Refer to the FAQ page, the PKD Training page, or contact our Support Team for help.

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Step 5. In the meantime, become a PKD Patreon member! You can join for free or select your desired level of membership.

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