How to create a shorcut sript that logs you in

Would you like to find out how you can create shortcuts on the desktop

That will open automatically and

Fill in your username and password

Then log in to some fully automated website?

Ever since I learned how to use a script to automate a browser

I’ve been using scripts to automate and log in to websites.

If you see the benefit in that too

Then in this tutorial:

I’ll show you step by step how you can create shortcuts that log in automatically.

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At the end of this post, you can get the script as a free download

Degree of difficulty:

In this tutorial we will create a script using the free scripting language Au toHotkey, it will open and log in with the Internet Explorer browser.

Before we begin, everything what you need are 2 things:

• AutoHotkey ( Download | website)
• A text editor like Notepad or something like SciTE4AutoHotkey

AND 14 lines of plain text like this step by step tutorial.

Beginners are recommended to take a look at this Tutorial

Video of example: (0:21)

Now let’s move on to the step-by-step on how to create a script that automates your login to any website using Internet Explorer .

First, I’m going to choose a site most of us know as “Facebook”, but remember that you can use this tutorial for just about any website.

The shortcut file:

We start by making a new script

Now if you have AutoHotkey installed you can skip step one from this list.

How to create a new script:

1. Download and install AutoHotkey.
2. Right-click an empty spot on your desktop or a folder of your choice.
3. From the menu that appears, select New -com”

   Automatic interaction with a website:

   Facebook is an html document that is now loaded in the object of the web browser

   So, in order for us to automate this site, we’ll need to pass through the document object

   Like this “web_browser.document”

   Now is the time to automatically enter our username and password

   For this, we will need to know which input fields to use

   This can be done with other script tools or the browser’s built-in tools

   This time we’ll use the IE browser’s “DOM Explorer” tool

   To do this, manually open an Internet Explorer browser and go to Facebook

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   Now press the right mouse button on the “Email or phone” field and choose

   the “Inspect element” item from the drop-down menu that appears

   This will open the Explore “DOM” subwindow explorer”

   In this window you will see a line that is selected

   that looks like this

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   Conclusion:

   That’s one way to do an automatic login to a website like Facebook, now you can use this method to do the same for almost any website you need , this can also be done to open with hotkeys and also automatically login to open websites and more.

   Keep telling me if you need more guides to do things like Did this or something I missed or does this type of post even help you?

   If you have any questions, you can always use the comments or the contact page

   Try it out:

   To use your new script, proceed as follows:

   1. Save and close the file.
   2. Double-click the file to open it.

   To find, exit, or edit the sequence a command prompt, right-click the green “H” icon in the notification area of ​​the taskbar.

   Notes:

   • Scripts like this can also use exita pp as the final line so you don’t have too many scripts running simultaneously, as each one will have its own icon in the taskbar notification area.
   • The user can also enter the username and password at startup, as seen in the compiled exe below.
   • To have a website start and log you in automatically when you start your computer, create a shortcut to the script file in the Startup folder of the Start menu.

   Free downloads:

   Script (.ahk)

   Application (.exe)

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