SWExplorerAutomation
Alex Furman wrote a very nifty utility that can record web interactions in an IE 5.5 and higher browser. I could see some use for this in automated testing of web applications. The most interesting aspect of this tool is the way in which it GENERATES C# CODE based on recorded script interactions with a site. The C# code can be turned into a console application and run by any QA person via a mouse click , or by a scheduler of some kind.
Funny how the web works. A few clicks after initially posting this, I came across ecyware’s engine. The difference here is that the site appears unfinished and the folks running it already list their tool at $299.00 For what? For a beta? That is not a good business decision. Even if you don’t charge for the beta, your users will be confused - as I appear to be. 
So for the time being I like Alex’ work better. And here it is -
Alex Furman Home Page
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Comment from Thomas
Date: 5/23/2005, 3:08 pm
The gentleman in charge of ecyware sent me an email complaining that I had misquoted his site. It appears that the aforementioned engine is freeware and the pricing found on the site relates to another product. Unfortunately I had deleted the comment along with 50,000 others from spammers. Anyway, I appreciate the concern but I standby my words. As I said “….your users will be confused as I appear to be…”
Comment from F.Torres
Date: 1/28/2007, 9:18 pm
InCisif.net is an automation tool designed to implement client-side functional testing of web
applications under Internet Explorer 6.x or 7.x, using the C# or VB.NET language
with Visual Studio 2003, 2005 or Visual Studio Express Edition 2005.
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