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description: Provides a workaround to automate the Save as, Open or Upload dialog boxes by using the Web recorder or the Web automation actions in Power Automate.
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ms.reviewer: pefelesk
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ms.date: 09/20/2022
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# Can't automate the Save as, Open or Upload dialog boxes within a web browser
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In the updated versions, when browser automation attempts to navigate to a potentially malicious URL, it will display a warning dialog with relevant details. The user can choose to continue or stop the navigation.
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If this dialog disrupts a flow and the navigation is considered legitimate, you can mitigate the issue by disabling the warning dialog for specific categories of URLs by adding their protocols to the allowlist in the [UI Automation configuration file](desktop-application-crashes-ui-automation.md#how-to-create-the-configuration-file). The key to add in this case is `AutomationBrowser.ProtocolAllowList`, and the value is the protocols that you want to allow, separated by commas. For example:
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If this dialog disrupts a flow and the navigation is considered legitimate, you can mitigate the issue by disabling the warning dialog for specific categories of URLs by adding their protocols to the allowlist in the [UI Automation configuration file](~/power-platform/power-automate/desktop-flows/ui-automation/desktop-application-crashes-ui-automation.md#how-to-create-the-configuration-file). The key to add in this case is `AutomationBrowser.ProtocolAllowList`, and the value is the protocols that you want to allow, separated by commas. For example:
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# "You need the Power Automate extension" or "Failed to assume control of Chrome/Edge" when using browser automation actions
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description: Provides a workaround to make sure that web automation actions can interact with a web element that's inside a cross-domain iframe in Microsoft Power Automate.
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# Can't automate webpage with cross-domain iframes
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description: Provides a resolution to the error that occurs when running a desktop flow that has a "Launch browser" action in Power Automate.
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# "Failed to assume control of Microsoft Edge/Chrome/Firefox" error
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