Here is a quick and unreliable macro that will do the job. I say unreliable because it requires the image to always be in the same place, visible from the top of the page, and your browser window to always have the same dimensions. It's a starting point though.
You will need to edit the hotkey, and the location of the image. You can use the "Get" button on the mouse move/click action to set the location inside your browser window where you want to click. If you need to scroll first then you should add a simulate scroll function.
copy web image to clipboard.kmmacros (2.9 KB)
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@photoRobertson , welcome to Keyboard Maestro (KM) and its Forum.
KM is one of the best Mac automation tools available, the its Forum is one of the best and friendliest forums on the Internet. Whenever you reach a tough stumbling block trying to use KM, please feel free to post your question/problem here for help.
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Tip: How Do I Get The Best Answer in the Shortest Time?
Getting Started with Keyboard Maestro
- Read the Quick Start.
- This is essential to become familiar with KM terminology
- Do the tutorial (Help ➤ Tutorial) in the KM Editor.
- Gives you a live walkthrough of creating a macro in the KM Editor
- Review/Browse the Available Macro Actions
- For Help with an Action in your Macro, click on the gear icon
at the top right of the Action, and select "Help" - Search the Keyboard Maestro Wiki for detailed help.
- Start small, and grow your macros organically.
- Be prepared for some trial and error in the beginning.
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- Search for existing macros
- Post your questions/issues if you get stuck
- Be sure to first read: Tip: How Do I Get The Best Answer in the Shortest Time?
For more help, see Getting Started with Keyboard Maestro and the Forum .
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