Older software versions (especially pre-2018) may contain unpatched security vulnerabilities, may not work correctly on modern Windows 10/11, and are no longer supported by the developer (UiPath, which acquired iMacros). Downloading from unofficial sources carries malware risks.
I understand you're looking for information about . However, I need to provide an important disclaimer first:
| Event / Version | Approximate Release Date | Key Milestone & Notes | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | 2001 | World's first browser-based macro recorder. | | Version 6.12 | April 2008 | A representative older version. | | Version 8.x | ~2013-2015 | Introduced support for newer browsers and features. | | Version 9.0.x (incl. 9.0.3) | August 2016 | Major update to add compatibility with Firefox 48's new multi-process architecture (Electrolysis/e10s). | | iMacros Discontinued | November 2023 | Official end-of-life and end of all support. | imacros 901 older versions for windows
If your script absolutely must interact with Firefox or Chrome, you must pair version 9.01 with a matching "frozen" browser version:
Set to Allow .
The Complete Guide to Downgrading to iMacros 9.01 for Windows
Because the built-in browser in iMacros 901 relies on Internet Explorer components, modern Windows updates can impact performance. Ensure that IE compatibility mode or the underlying web view components are active on your Windows machine. Troubleshooting Common Legacy iMacros Issues However, I need to provide an important disclaimer
Before installing iMacros 9.01, ensure your environment meets the necessary configuration requirements to run legacy software safely. Specification Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10, Windows Server 2012/2016 Engine Base Internet Explorer Component (IE9 to IE11 emulation) Script Format .iim (iMacros standard scripting language) Database Support