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Typing (Python, JS Playwright/Puppeteer, .NET)
- Absolute-time Typist: log-normal hold (~100 ms), key-pair dependent
inter-key gaps (space, same/other hand, repeated letter), rollover via
queued releases, Shift often released before the letter, no key pressed
twice, all held keys released on error. A lower-case press of a key is
released before Shift + the same key goes down ("xX", "1!"), so no
keydown with repeat=true.
- Defaults moved to Aalto 136M Keystrokes: typing_delay 150, key_hold
(60, 175), mistype_chance 0.04; careful preset updated.
Mouse
- Fitts-law stroke duration (mouse_time_base / per_bit / spread),
log-normal run-to-run spread, frame-rate events, time-warped
minimum-jerk profile with an early velocity peak, gentle curvature and
wobble, no zero-movement events, notch-free overshoot correction.
Scroll
- Whole wheel notches of the persona's platform (Win 100, mac 40,
Linux 120; scroll_notch_px override) in short flicks, so deltaY agrees
with CDP's one-notch wheelDeltaY; overshoot measured in notches.
- scroller() in the isolated-world helpers walks the containing-block
chain: fixed boxes skip ancestors that do not establish a containing
block for them, absolute boxes skip static ancestors. A fixed modal in
a scrolling panel is clicked instead of timing out with "element is
outside of the viewport". All three helper copies stay byte-identical.
Removed
- Settings with no effect after the change: mouse_steps_divisor,
mouse_burst_size, mouse_burst_pause, scroll_delta_base,
scroll_delta_variance (and the .NET properties). Python drops them from
human_config with a FutureWarning that points at the caller; JS and the .NET override
dictionary ignore them. The standalone .NET HumanScroll wheels in whole
notches too. READMEs updated to the new defaults.
- .NET: a "\r\n" text element is inserted as text again (it threw
"Unknown key" from KeyDownAsync).
Tests: timing/rollover/notch/zero-move tests; five #593 cases in Python,
JS and .NET; puppeteer/stealth tests updated to the new semantics.
Co-authored-by: evelaa123 <189992797+evelaa123@users.noreply.github.com>