What type of container will Web Recording generate?

When using Web Recording in Robotic Process Automation (RPA), the generated container is specifically an "Attach browser" type. This type of container is designed to interface directly with the web application that the bot is interacting with, enabling the bot to recognize and control web elements effectively during automation.

The "Attach browser" container is optimized for working with web-based applications, allowing the RPA bot to attach itself to a specific browser session already in use. This provides a level of flexibility and efficiency, as it can interact with the existing browser window rather than launching a new instance every time, thus preserving the user’s active session and reducing resource consumption.

In contrast, a standard container lacks the features specific to web recording and doesn’t provide the necessary attachments to the browser context. A full browser container would indicate a scenario where the bot operates in a fresh browser instance which might not be ideal when the intention is to manipulate elements in an active session. Lastly, "No container" suggests that no elements are being recorded, which contradicts the very purpose of using the Web Recording feature, as it is meant to capture actions on web interfaces.

Thus, the "Attach browser" container is the most suitable choice for effectively managing and automating interactions within an existing web