Macro recorder for Firefox
iMacros for Firefox is gone, and most new macro recorders only ship for Chrome. EasyAgent runs in Firefox too: record a task once, then replay it on demand, on a schedule, or for every row of a spreadsheet.
FREE · NO ACCOUNT · SAME FEATURES AS CHROME
Short version: EasyAgent is the same extension on Firefox and Chrome — recording, spreadsheet batches, extraction, scheduling and sharing all work in both. The one difference: Firefox has no side panel for extensions, so EasyAgent opens as a toolbar popup.
How to record a macro in Firefox
In Firefox
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Add EasyAgent from Firefox Add-ons (addons.mozilla.org). No account needed.
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Pin it to the toolbar — click the puzzle-piece icon, then the gear next to EasyAgent, then Pin to Toolbar.
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Open the website you want to automate, click the EasyAgent icon and press Start new recording.
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Do the task as usual, then open EasyAgent again and press Stop recording.
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Press Replay, or load spreadsheet rows on the Data tab and press Run batch.
Coming from iMacros for Firefox?
iMacros was discontinued in 2022 and removed from Firefox Add-ons in 2024. There’s no way to import an .iim file, but most of what it did has a direct equivalent you can re-record in a few minutes:
More detail in the iMacros alternative guide.
Everything works the same in Firefox
Spreadsheet batches
Paste rows from Excel or drop a .xlsx or .csv file. One run per row, with dry run, retry and resume.
Extract data
Read a single value or a whole table off the page and download it as CSV.
Schedules
Run a macro every 15 minutes up to every 24 hours while Firefox is open.
Share macros
Export a macro as a small file. A colleague on Chrome or Firefox imports it in one click.
Private by design
Macros and data stay in Firefox’s local storage. Nothing is uploaded.
Firefox’s own session
Macros run where you’re already signed in. Passwords are never recorded.
Common questions
Is there still a macro recorder for Firefox?
Is the Firefox version different from Chrome?
Can I share a macro between Firefox and Chrome?
Can I import my iMacros .iim files?
Does a scheduled macro run when Firefox is closed?
Automate Firefox without writing a script.
Free on Firefox Add-ons. No account, no ads.