Abstract: Logs representative of interactions by users or services with interfaces, such as clickstream logs, are generated by combining logs associated with cached data with logs associated with data generated in response to a request. When a first response to a request is generated and a portion of the response data is cached, a first log representative of interactions with the cached data is stored in association with a log identifier. When a second request is received at a subsequent time and the cached data is used to generate a second response, a second log representative of interactions with the response data will include the log identifier for the first log. In response to the log identifier, the first log is accessed and combined with the second log to form a third log representative of interactions with both the cached data and response data for the second response.

Abstract: Technology for generating thumbnail images is provided. In one example, a thumbnail image generation method may include receiving a request to generate a thumbnail image of an electronic page. The electronic page may be analyzed to identify content features of the electronic page. A determination of changes to make to a copy of the electronic page may be made based on the content features to form a modified electronic page. The thumbnail image for the electronic page may be generated using at least a portion of the modified electronic page.

Abstract: Techniques for scroll positioning of electronic documents, such as web pages, using element association are described. One or more first document elements associated with a first scroll position of a first document version may be determined. One or more first data representations of the one or more first document elements may then be generated. One or more second document elements may then be determined from within a second (i.e., reloaded) document version. One or more second data representations of the one or more second document elements may then be generated. At least one association between at least one of the one or more first data representations and at least one of the one or more of the second data representations may then be determined. A second scroll position for display of the second document version may then be determined based, at least in part, on the at least one association.

Abstract: Techniques for browser-based workflows are described herein. In some examples, various actions performed within a web browsing application may be tracked. The tracked actions may include actions such as entering a page address, loading a page, entering a search term, entering identity authentication information, selecting a link, selecting an input element, and other actions. A set of actions included within the tracked actions may be selected for association with a workflow, for example based on a determination that the set of actions has been performed at least twice. In some examples, the set of actions associated with the workflow may include loading a page and performing one or more actions on the loaded page. Information indicating the workflow and its associated set of actions may be stored. Upon receiving a request to execute the workflow, the information may be retrieved, and the associated set of actions may be performed.