I fooled around replacing images, until I discovered that If I change the conditions of a 'pause until image found' or 'click on found image' to scan the entire screen, rather than the app or specific window, they return 'true' or click as required, but it slows down each action by at least two seconds (and what feels like an eternity) per action (I have six displays); If I use an action with three found image conditions, it's pretty ridiculous.

Other apps using found image seem to be fine. Might Chrome have changed the definition of what a 'window' is, and KM can't respond? My actions are on a Google Hangouts "app" window, as opposed to a normal browser tab.

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As @ccstone reported there, the latest release version of Chrome has screwed up window and tab ID numbers, which is preventing KM from "seeing" its front window. Fortunately, this issue appears to be resolved, at least for window numbers, in the current beta build of Chrome, Version 69.0.3497.92 (Official Build) beta (64-bit), which can be downloaded here: 

This is probably your best solution until this screw-up is fixed in the release version.

It appears that I'm experiencing the same issue referenced by gglick because image actions that previously worked are no longer working. Can anyone tell me how to get a working Chrome version to confirm the issue is related?

What version of Chrome are you using exactly? At the moment, it looks like anything other than Version 69.0.3497.100 (Official Build) (64-bit) isn't going to work right with KM actions that rely on the front window.

For the first part of my macro, if I allow the image to be searched for on all screens, it is unique enough to be found, although it takes up to 10 seconds depending on how much I have displayed on my six screens; the next part of the macro is an if statement looking for multiple conditions; and it depends heavily on looking at only the Chrome (Hangouts) window in the frontmost position, or matching the window title. The image it is targeting in any part of the if statement is very tiny and tends to match a considerable number of objects open in other windows on additional screens, so I get too many matches and the macro fails; if I tell it to look only in the frontmost window, or a window with a particular title, the chrome bug rears its ugly head and fails to provide it to KM and KM pukes.

I've also confirmed since the issue has returned again, even with the latest release of Chrome and KM, that simply changing the macro action from "front window" to "main screen" enables successful results and operation.

I was able to change several parts of my macro from window ID to screen ID, and some of them now work properly; but other parts still refuse to work. It's also very slow compared to when it worked by defining the window ID by name or number. One of the worst parts to be broken is the ability to answer an incoming call with a single keystroke. I got the bit working so I can make an outgoing call, but most of my calls lately have been inbound and it's driving me insane; it takes about six mouse clicks to actually answer a call, and my Parkinson's makes mousing around, especially when you're counting rings, very agitating. I hope the Chrome team gets this figured out soon.

correct me if i'm wrong but I think the difference is only in the location where google chrome beta/canary/stable save the browser data. if that's the case then it shouldn't be hard at all to implement this. it will make life easier for a lot of people, right now if i want to do it i have to install a stable chrome first, import data and uninstall it.

A few instructors and myself who use Mac are unable to record screens or windows using Panopto Capture through Google Chrome even after unlocking the lock icon and ticking the box in System Preferences > Security & Privacy to allow screen recording. However, when we select the Chrome tab in the Screens and Apps option in Panopto Capture, the tab screen is visible in the recording.

My IT team seems not to be able to resolve this issue, so I come here asking for help with this issue, and hope anyone encountering this issue has a way to work around it. Can you please indicate how we can resolve this?

Attached are some screenshots. I am using the latest version of Chrome. I had to uninstall the chrome and reinstall it. the issue still persists. So I am stuck in a loop between a prompt asking to allow screen recording and reopening the chrome. You can see the chrome browser is being recorded when I select the chrome tab in the screen option. I used a different browser - firefox and I was able to record the screen successfully. However, I am trying to resolve this issue for another instructor who prefers using Chrome.

I haven't seen anything like this before, and I would certainly suggest submitting a ticket to Panopto Support. They've been a great resource for us in finding root causes for things like this in the past. I tried recreating this on my macbook but it seems to be working in my case. I will try putting together a better test later today and see if anything falls out.

I apologize for taking so long to respond. There were other things I had to attend to. I had time to play around today, so I recreated it after IT updated macOS versions (Monterey 12.6.2). Nevertheless, the same problem persists. However, I was able to get it working with the Chrome Beta I downloaded. As each window was previewed in the Screens and App, I was able to select one. The screen appeared in the video.

Previously, this article referenced Google Chrome Beta version 79. Google is scheduled to release a cookie behavior in Chrome Stable version 80.Chrome has updated their rollout timeline to indicate that this change will be rolled out in Chrome 80 starting the week of February 17. Chrome 80 will ship on February 4 and have this feature disabled by default. The feature will be enabled on a graduated schedule starting February 17.

The Stable release of the Google Chrome web browser (build 80, scheduled for release on February 4, 2020) will roll out a change to the default cookie behavior starting the week of February 17. Although the change is intended to discourage malicious cookie tracking and protect web applications, it's also expected to affect many applications and services that are based on open standards. This includes Microsoft cloud services.

Enterprise customers are encouraged to make sure that they're prepared for the change and are ready to implement mitigations by testing their applications (whether custom-developed or purchased). For more information, see the "Recommendations" section.

Microsoft is committed to addressing this change in behavior in its products and services before the Chrome 80 release date. This article discusses the guidance from both Microsoft and Google for installing the various updates that are required for products and libraries, and the guidance for testing and preparation. However, it's equally important that you test your own applications against this change in Chrome behavior and prepare your own websites and web applications as necessary.

All Microsoft Cloud services are updated to comply with the new requirements made by Chrome, but some other applications may still be affected. Check the "Recommendations" section for some server products that will require updating by customers.

You should thoroughly test all applications by using Chrome Beta version 80 to verify the effect of this change. We expect that problems similar to the problems that this article describes will affect your applications. This is especially true for applications that use any web platform or technology that relies on cross-domain cookie sharing, such as apps that are embedded in other apps.

Chrome versions 78 and 79 betas have an improvement that delays the SameSite:Lax attribute enforcement for two minutes. However, using these versions for testing may mask other problems. Therefore, we recommend that you test by using Chrome version 80 by having specific flags enabled. Doing this can, at least, help you discover the effect so that you can determine your best plan. For more information, see the "Testing guidelines" section.

The following Microsoft server or client products must also be updated. The updates will be added to this article when they're available. We recommend that you revisit this article regularly for the latest updates.

1 This Cumulative Update contains the fix for the SameSite cookie issue, plus additional fixes unrelated to the SameSite cookie issue. Microsoft recommends installing the Cumulative Update rather than the individual update to ensure your environment has all of the fixes available at the time the Cumulative Update was released.

If enterprise customers learn that most of their apps are affected, or if they do not have enough time to test their apps before the graduated release of the feature starting on February 18, they're encouraged to disable the SameSite behavior in computers they govern. They can do this by using Group Policy, System Center Configuration Manager, or Microsoft Intune (or any Mobile Device Management software) until they can verify that the new behavior doesn't break basic scenarios in their apps.

For enterprise customers who develop their applications on .NET Framework, we recommend that they update libraries and set the SameSite behavior intentionally to avoid unpredictable results that are caused by the change in the cookie behavior. To do this, see the guidance in the following Microsoft ASP.NET Blog article:

Customers who have affected sites that impact consumers or users who are not covered under their Enterprise policies must instruct those users to use a different browser (Edge, Firefox, Internet Explorer) or walk those users through how to disable the settings in Chrome (as shown in the next section) while they fix their applications.

The Chrome team had announced plans to roll out a change in the default behavior of the SameSite functionality starting in a release of Chrome version 78 Beta on October 18, 2019. This rollout will be moved to Chrome version 80 release on February 4, 2020. This change helps improve web security. However, it also breaks authentication flows that are based on the OpenID Connect standard. Therefore, well-established patterns of authentication won't work. fa1130e720

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