myMacro 2026

New

• Work in Excel (Pro). Have Excel itself do the work, on a workbook it has open too: open or make a workbook (from a template if you like); read a table, a cell or the sheets' names; write a cell, a formula or a whole table; add rows under a table, put rows in or take them out; format cells; work the formulas out; save; export to PDF or CSV; close; and add, rename or remove sheets. Works with .xlsx, .xlsm, .xlsb and .xls
• Work in a browser (Pro). Drive Edge or Chrome in a profile of myMacro's own, apart from the browser you use: open a page, go to an address, back, forward, reload, and work with tabs; find a part of the page by the words it shows, such as "Sign in", or a CSS selector, and click it, type into it, choose, tick, read its text, read a table, wait for it to come or go, or upload a file; wait for a download to finish, save a picture of the page, and run a script in the page (Studio)
• Code colours in the macro list, the way Visual Studio colours code, in the light and the dark theme: actions, blocks, words in quotes, {{names}}, numbers and notes. Settings › Code colours turns them off
• Undo and Redo lists. The small arrow beside Undo and Redo lists the changes, such as "Delete row 3: Left click"; choose one to go back or forward several at once

Improvements

• Text boxes are as crisp and dark as the drop-downs beside them
• Scroll bars no longer draw a grey band under the pointer, only the thumb

New

• Search everything from the title row. The box in the middle of the title row (Ctrl+F) goes to a page, a command, any setting, an action to add, a row of the macro, or a macro opened lately or in the library, by its English or Thai words
• Work with an Excel file, without Excel (Pro). Read a table or a cell; write a cell, a formula or a whole table; add rows under an Excel table; and add, rename or remove sheets, keeping the workbook's styles, charts, pictures, PivotTables and macros
• Tables and CSV files (Pro). Read and write CSV, Thai included, the way Excel opens it; filter, sort, group, total, average, and join two tables on a column they share
• Files and folders (Pro). Copy, move, rename and recycle; list the files that match a pattern such as *.pdf; wait until a file arrives or is finished; and make or take apart a ZIP
• Text, lists and JSON (Pro). Replace, match a pattern, split, trim and change case; work with a list; read and change JSON; and read inside a JSON variable in any row, such as {{resp.items[0].name}}
• Ask the user mid-run. A message with buttons of your own, or a box to type in, which can close by itself after a time (a message is Plus; an answer kept to decide on is Pro)
• Windows and controls. Wait for a window to open, close or come to the front; keep a window on top, centre it, move it to the next screen, make it see-through or rename it; give a control in a window text, read it, tick it, choose it or wait for it without moving the pointer (Pro); {{win_id}} keeps hold of the window found
• Steer a run. Leave a loop, go on to the next pass, end the run; raise an error, return a value from a sub, and wait until a time such as 17:30 (Pro); a sub takes values, and its variables are its own
• Always on top with the pin beside the minimise button, Back at the top left (Alt+Left), a status bar you can hide, and a macOS-style macro table

Improvements and fixes

• A tall Windows 11 title row: larger minimise, maximise and close buttons, with snap layouts; text size, theme and minimise to tray are in Settings and the search
• Thin scroll bars in drop-down lists and in text boxes of several lines
• The page is Windows 11's neutral grey; Home's tiles turn grey under the pointer
• About no longer runs into the status bar on a short window
• The Smart filter switch is no longer cut to its first letter
• A settings file is no longer lost if Windows fails halfway through replacing it
• The question before a macro from elsewhere plays names what it does: a web request, a file written, or a file or folder job

New

• More ways for a macro to start itself (Pro). On chosen days and times of the week, at sign-in to Windows, when a file arrives or changes in a folder (by a pattern such as *.csv), when a USB drive is plugged in, when Wi-Fi connects or disconnects, when a program closes, and when another macro finishes. {{trigger}} says what started the run
• A queue that keeps its runs. Triggered runs go one at a time, however many files arrive at once; what waits survives closing myMacro or a power cut, and a run cut off halfway is never started again by itself
• Esc stops and pauses. Nothing waiting starts until "Resume triggers" in the tray menu or on the Macro library card
• A history of every run. How it started and ended, what stopped it, and what it did outside myMacro
• Every action in the pane, grouped as in the Add action menu

Improvements and fixes

• Esc stops a run at once even while the window is busy, and works through a remote desktop, as does "Stop when I use the mouse or keyboard"
• Recording through a remote desktop keeps what was done
• A network folder that stops answering no longer freezes myMacro
• Tray notices no longer hide one another
• The question about programs run as administrator no longer holds up the queue
• "From the screen" after a recording now answers the question

New

• The Play shortcut plays and stops. It always starts from the first row and stops the run when pressed again, just as the Play button does; nothing is paused so that it only looks stopped
• Waits for you to let go of the shortcut. A run started from the keyboard waits until the shortcut's keys are up, so a Ctrl or Shift still held never joins the macro's first keys
• Continue at a breakpoint. The window comes back at a breakpoint with Step and Continue

Improvements and fixes

• A stopped run says which row it stopped at, and right-click › "Play from here" carries on from it
• A run that reaches its end says "Finished"

New

• Click a control by its name. A new row names the button or box it wants instead of a position, and still clicks it when the window has moved, the screen is another size or the list has been scrolled. "Pick…" takes one off the screen
• Never clicks through a window in front. When another window covers the control, its window is brought forward first; or press the control without moving the pointer at all
• Look for a picture in one area, which is quicker and cannot find the same picture elsewhere; let it count at other sizes; and "Find it now" frames what it found
• Send a macro with its files. The macro, the macros it runs, its data file, sounds and pictures go in one .zip that opens and plays where it arrives, with a check of what goes in, and what is missing, before it is written
• Tell apart controls that share a name. Choose which one to click -- the second Delete of a list -- and "Pick…" works the number out for you
• Unsaved work comes back. If myMacro stops without closing, the next start offers the changes back
• Copies from before a save, ten of them, from the menu beside Save
• Kept values can belong to one macro, and can be seen, changed, moved or forgotten one by one in Settings

Improvements and fixes

• About shows the commit this build was made from beside its version
• Numbers and positions are always set in the JetBrains Mono that comes with myMacro; some computers showed Consolas instead
• A recording measured from a window stops and says so when the window is not there, instead of clicking in the wrong place
• A nearly full macro no longer goes past 10,000 rows when a recording is added
• A web request that fails leaves no old answer in its variables
• Kept values that cannot be saved are said and tried again, not lost

New

• A new logo. The program icon, the taskbar, the notification area, About and the start-up screen carry the new myMacro logo
• Home. myMacro opens on the macros you used last, four ways to begin, and seven ready-made macros; "Use this sample" gives you a copy to change
• Run another macro. A Run macro row plays another macro file with the same variables, for steps you use in many, such as signing in
• Variables that keep their value. Switch on "Keep the value for the next run" in a Set variable row, and the value is still there after myMacro closes
• A crown for higher plans. What a higher plan adds is marked with a crown, and can still be added and changed as before
• An If that waits until its answer is yes or no, with "must hold for" so a flicker does not count
• Fifteen more tests, "and" / "or" rows under an If, and Try it now
• When a row fails it can be tried again, then stop, carry on, or go to a label
• Breakpoints and Step, and every If writes its reasons to the log
• Pick a variable from a list, and a name nothing sets is flagged as you type
• Recordings tidy themselves up, and positions can be measured from the window
• A word about programs run as administrator, with a button to restart myMacro as admin
• The update question shows the whole of "What's new" (from the next update on)

Changed and fixed

• Account & plan and About are laid out again
• Connect account comes back straight after signing out, and the website goes to "Connect the program" by itself
• The play shortcut reads the data file and asks its questions from every page
• A macro held back only by Plus playback settings says which, and can play once without them

• Delays in a macro now keep the length they were set to; a macro with delays under 15 ms plays faster than before, so raise the delay if the target program cannot keep up
• Recording times each pause to the millisecond, and natural mouse movement is smoother
• The account page on the website no longer scrolls away, and Enter works in every field instead of clicking the button
• Email from the service is less likely to land in a junk folder

• Fixed the program closing on some computers when installing an update: it now starts the installer itself
• Needs Windows 10 version 1809 or later; on Windows 7 or 8, version 2026.0.919.357 keeps working as it is
• When an order is approved you get an email confirming it, with the payment details and how long the right lasts

• A new Setup: one simple card that switches language from its corner and follows dark mode
• Updating from inside the program shows a progress card, then opens the new version by itself; if installing fails, the reason stays on screen
• After you connect your account on the website, the program comes back to the front and checks your licence straight away
• A program set to English shows its update notes in English
• Windows 7: Setup shows all its text, and the window has its minimise, maximise and close buttons
• Supporting the developer now shows a bank account number with a Copy button