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I am trying to automate a 'title' search on Amazon (kindle category) using Fake.app. The search is conducted every week for about 100 titles. I followed the below 2 posts from Fake.App developer and I am stuck.

Question 1 I have created the workflow and it loops through successfully grabbing the title from my text file.

How do I return a progress message via OSX notification? I want to return "searching for ${Title}", where Titles is held in a variable

current workflow step, notification shows growl not OSX notifications

Question 2 How do I check the search page results to see if it contains ${Title} (e.g. found the book), and return Book found ${Title}? I am not sure if this is even possible using Fake.App.

I have found a Firefox Browser and Cloud App (Distill.io) that does this (monitors a web page based on text criteria). Distrill.io does have an api ( but I do not know if Fake.App can do this or I have to work out how to call this api to do this step. The result I would like to return via OSX notification if possible.

current workflow Post 1 How to force Fake.app to connect an HTML element by XPath (instead of “id” attribute) How to force Fake.app to connect an HTML element by XPath (instead of "id" attribute)

Post 2 Fake.app: How to loop thru the rows in a CSV file and use the data in my Workflow? Fake.app: How to loop thru the rows in a CSV file and use the data in my Workflow?

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The Wait for Condition action will allow you to check the page's title. Add the action to your workflow at the bottom, and chose the "Title Equals" option; then you can but the variable ${Title} into that action.

Wait for Condition

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