Will a Click activity function in a Hidden browser session if specific options are enabled?

The Click activity in a Hidden browser session can function successfully when specific options like Send Window Message and SimulateClick are enabled. This is because these options allow the automation framework to interact with elements in a way that does not rely on the visual state of the application.

When using Send Window Message, the system sends messages to the window directly instead of relying on the graphical user interface (GUI) input, which enables the Click activity to perform actions even when the browser window is not visible. Similarly, SimulateClick allows the automation to simulate a mouse click at a lower level without needing the visual interface, which is particularly useful in scenarios where the browser is running in a hidden state.

This capability makes it possible to execute automation tasks behind the scenes, ensuring that processes can continue efficiently without the need for a user interface, which is essential in many RPA applications. This is particularly advantageous for running unattended automation scenarios where user interaction is not feasible.