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AppleScript is a proprietary programming language in macOS to control and exchange data with applications.
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How to know the name of UI elements using Accessibility inspector (or any other tool)
Based on @n8henrie's blog post as linked in their answer, here's a full example:
Let's find the path for the "New Tab" button in Safari. Starting from the application name:
tell application "System E …
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