Is it possible to change the Default Maximum Loop Value in iMacros?

[carolinokim]

I have a question regarding the default maximum loop value. By default, iMacros sets the maximum loop value to 3, and I often need to change it manually to a higher value like 50 for my tasks. It becomes a bit cumbersome to do this every time I launch iMacros. Is there a way to permanently change the default maximum loop value to 50 or another value of my choice?

I've checked the settings within the iMacros extension for my browser Chrome, but I couldn't find an option to set a custom default loop value. If any of you have come across a solution or workaround for this issue, I'd greatly appreciate your insights. It would be a time-saver for me, and I'm sure it could benefit others in the community as well.

[techimac]

Not possible

[chivracq]

I have a question regarding the default maximum loop value. By default, iMacros sets the maximum loop value to 3, and I often need to change it manually to a higher value like 50 for my tasks. It becomes a bit cumbersome to do this every time I launch iMacros. Is there a way to permanently change the default maximum loop value to 50 or another value of my choice?

I've checked the settings within the iMacros extension for my browser Chrome, but I couldn't find an option to set a custom default loop value. If any of you have come across a solution or workaround for this issue, I'd greatly appreciate your insights. It would be a time-saver for me, and I'm sure it could benefit others in the community as well.

FCIM...!
=> Only Chrome Browser mentioned, you should know I don't answer when FCI is not mentioned...!

I had edited your OP (the Title) to make it a bit more readable...

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Not possible

Yeah..., that's "technically"/"officially" the correct Answer...!

But...! , there is an "Advanced" Technique, => yep @OP, it is possible to modify the Default 'Max Loop' Value in the iMacros Side-Panel, I had already posted the "Method" in 2019 (in this Thread (4 years ago!)), @techimac missed it apparently, and then well, it's a bit of an "Advanced" Technique indeed..., but it's doable, I've been using for years customized Versions of iMacros (v8.8.2 + v8.9.7 + v10.x for FF, but same Technique for CR, I would think), where I was using 'Default Loop' = 5, + a few extra customized Labels on the Side-Panel. (And also bypassing most 'Free' Limitations in the v10.x for FF 'Free' Versions, ah-ah...!, as those are also hard-coded in some '.js' Module... )

=> Module you need to edit/customize is 'MacroPlayer.js' (I think, from memory, I didn't test again for this Thread), located in '[\_Decompiling\iMacros for FF v8.9.7]\{81BF1D23-5F17-408D-AC6B-BD6DF7CAF670}\chrome\imacros\content', =>'\chrome\imacros\content' for CR also, I would think...

(A '.crx' File (for CR) is just like an '.xpi' File for FF...)

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There is also a 2nd Method for specifying the 'Max Loop' Value, maybe easier, but per Macro, by using a Negative Nb for `SET LOOP -448` for example, if you want to loop your Macro 450 times.
(And you need to use the 'Play' Button, not the 'Play Loop/Repeat' one...! )

It relies on a Bug and I've never "advertised" it, as I was "afraid" it would "one day" get "fixed" in some "next Release", (but it still works in v10.1.0 for FF + v10.1.1 for CR, it even bypasses the Max=100 Limit for the 'Free' Versions...! ), now that iMacros has stupidly been decommissioned by 'Progress', I can post about it...

[carolinokim]

I don't see 'MacroPlayer.js' in C:\Program Files\Progress\iMacros\jre\lib\deploy\ffjcext.zip\{XXXXXX}\chrome\content\ffjcext only ffjcext.js i tried finding the maxLoop but there is no as well.

I also tried finding in browser extension directory \User Data\Profile 1\Extensions\cplklnmnlbnpmjogncfgfijoopmnlemp\10.1.1_0 there's a lot of '.js' file but nothing contains maxLoop. There's one which is bg.js but didn't change the default.

I also tried adding `SET LOOP -448` in beginning of my script then 'PLAY' it but it only play once. Is there anything need to add to script? I am using CSV for loop

Thank you for guiding. I really appreciated it!