tkukurin/wonderbread huggingface dataset:
Task: How many commits did Steven Woodson make to a11y-webring.club on 2/6/2023?
Site: gitlab

1. Click on the "a11y-webring.club" repository from the list of all repositories.
2. From the left menu, click on "Repository".
3. In the sub-menu under "Repository", click on "Commits".
4. Scroll down to the commit made on 2/6/2023, if any.
5. If present, count the number of commits made by "Steven Woodson" on that day.

1. Click on the repository named "Byte Blaze / a11y-webring.com", which is third from the top.
2. Click on the "Commits" button just underneath the project title.
3. Scroll down so all commits from "06 Feb, 2023" are shown.
4. Given the information, state how many commits Steven Woodson made to a11y-webring.club on 2/6/2023.

1. Click on the 'a11y-webring.club' repo from the list of repos displayed.
2. Click on 'Commits', under the project title.
3. Scroll down until '06 Feb, 2023' appears.
4. Count the number of commits listed under '06 Feb, 2023' which are made by Steven Woodson, which is 5.

1. Click into the search bar located at the top left of the page, with a purple background.
2. Type in the name of the desired repository.
3. Press enter.
4. Click on the name of the relevant search result, i.e. the name of the desired repository.
5. Click on “Commits”, located directly below the repository icon.
6. Scroll down until you see commits that occurred at the desired date (2/6/2023). There will potentially be no such commits, which you will be able to tell if there are no commits listed for the desired date, but there commits listed for dates before and after the desired date.
7. Record how many commits on that date are made by the user of interest, if there are any commits made on that date at all. The user can be identified by their first name, and last name if necessary, which are both located to the right of the profile picture for each commit.

1. In the search bar at the top right, type in "a11y-webring".
2. Click on the title for the ally-webring.club.
3. Click on "commits" (located under the title and project id at the top of the page).
4. Look under the 6 February 2023 subheader in light purple to count the number of commits for Steven Woodson.
Task: Tell me the the number of reviews that our store received by far that mention term "not useful"
Site: shopping_admin

1. Click on the "Marketing" icon on the left to reveal the pop-out menu.
2. Click on "All Reviews" under the "User Content" section on the bottom right of the menu.
3. Click on the empty textbox under "Review", which is the 7th column in the table.
4. Type in the term "not useful".
5. Click on the "Search" button located in the upper left.
6. From the given information, state the number of reviews that our store received that mention term "not useful".

1. Click on the "Marketing" button on the far lefthand sidebar. It has an icon which looks like a megaphone. It should be located directly above the "Content" button and below the "Customers" button. 
2. In the popup menu that appears, click on the "All Reviews" link to go to the "Reviews" page. The link should be located under the "User Content" section.
3. Locate the column labeled "Review" in the table shown and click on the input field below the "Review" white text. This column should be in the middle of the screen.
4. Type "not useful" in the textbox corresponding to the "Review" column and press enter to search for reviews with "not useful" in them.
5. Save the number reviews with that appears on above the table, at the left of the screen. The text is in the format "X records found", where X is the number of records found which contain "not useful" in the review. This text is located at the right of the "Actions" dropdown menu.

1. Navigate to the sidebar located on the left side of the screen
2. Click on the "Marketing" section to reveal the pop-out menu
3. Click on the "All Reviews" button in the "User Content" section of the pop-out menu, to reveal the "Reviews" page
4. Locate the column called "Review", and find its corresponding textbox below it
5. Click on the texbox and type in our keyword: "not useful"
6. Press "Enter" on the keyboard to apply the filter to the data
7. Scroll down to find the report and locate the correct information to answer the question

1. Click on 'MARKETING' in the left sidebar.
2. Click on 'All Reviews' under 'User Content'.
3. Type 'not useful' in the text box under 'Review'.
4. Hit the 'return' key.
5. Report the number of reviews listed, which is written above the displayed table.

1. Click on the “MARKETING” button in the dark gray column on the left hand side of the page.
2. Click on “All Reviews” in the pop up menu, located under the heading “User Content”.
3. Click into the text box located under the column with the heading “Review”.
4. Type in “not useful”.
5. Press enter.
6. The number of records found, which we can see directly above the “Created” column heading, tells us the number of reviews that mention the term “not useful”.
Task: How much I spent on home decoration shopping during 1/29/2023
Site: shopping

1. Click on "My Account" on the top bar of the page.
2. On the left menu, click on "My Orders".
3. From the displayed table, click on the "right arrow" icon below the table until the order from "1/29/2023" is visible.
4. On the row of the order on "1/29/2023", click on the "View Order" link.
5. Total the amount of money spent on "decoration" items.
6. Report the calculated total amount of money spent.

1. Click on the blue "My Account" button on the top right of the page.
2. On the left gray sidebar menu, click on "My Orders".
3. Click the right arrow at the bottom of the table to see the next page.
4. Click on the "View Order" link for the row with a date of "1/29/23".
5. Sum the amount of money spent on home decoration shopping.

1. Click the blue "My Account" button at the very top of the screen.
2. Click the gray "My Orders" tab from the left sidebar.
3. Click the blue "2" at the bottom under the table.
4. Click on the blue "View Order" button corresponding to the order from "1/29/23".
5. Given the information, state how much I spent on home decoration shopping during 1/29/2023.

1. Click "My Account" in the top right-hand corner of the page. If it cannot be immediately seen, scroll to the very top of the page to bring it into view.
2. Click "My Orders" in the sidebar menu on the left side of the screen. The menu is in a lighter shade of gray for easy distinction from the rest of the page content.
3. Scroll through the table listing your orders. Each row corresponds to a distinct order, sorted by date. Initially, the order placed on January 29, 2023, might not be visible. To locate it, navigate to the pagination controls located directly below the order table. These controls include a "next page" button, represented by a rightward arrow icon. Click on this button as many times as needed to advance through the pages until the order dated January 29, 2023, appears. This action is essential for sifting through your order history when the target order is not immediately visible on the first page.
4. Click the "View Order" link within the "Action" column of the row of the order we are interested in.
5. Scroll through the order view to reviewing and identify all home decoration items in the order, calculating the sum of the total amount spent on these items. This involves adding up the price of each home decoration item. The sum of these prices will give you the total amount spent on home decoration shopping for the order placed on January 29, 2023.

1. Click on 'My Account' in the top bar.
2. Click on 'My Orders' in the left gray box.
3. Since all orders on this page are after 1/29/2023, click on the '>' button to go to older orders.
4. Since all orders on this page are after 1/29/2023, click on the '>' button to go to older orders.
5. Click on 'View Order' for the order with 'Date' 1/29/2023.
6. Report the total cost of hair decoration products in this order.
Task: Tell me the the number of reviews that our store received by far that mention term "best"
Site: shopping_admin

1. Click on the "Marketing" icon on the left to reveal the pop-out menu.
2. Click on "All Reviews" under the "User Content" section on the bottom right of the menu.
3. Click on the empty textbox under "Review", which is the 7th column in the table.
4. Type in the term "best".
5. Click on the "Search" button located in the upper left.
6. From the given information, state the number of reviews that our store received that mention term "best".

1. On the left bar, click on "Marketing".
2. Under the "User Content" heading, click on "All Reviews".
3. In the search box under "Review", type "disappointed".
4. Click on "search".
5. From the table shown, report the number of reviews that our store received by far that mention term "best".

1. Navigate to the sidebar located on the left side of the screen
2. Click on the "Marketing" section to reveal the pop-out menu
3. Click on the "All Reviews" button in the "User Content" section of the pop-out menu, to reveal the "Reviews" page
4. Locate the column called "Review", and find its corresponding textbox below it
5. Click on the texbox and type in our keyword: "best"
6. Press "Enter" on the keyboard to apply the filter to the data
7. Scroll down to find the report and locate the correct information to answer the question

1. Click on 'MARKETING' in the left sidebar.
2. Click on 'All Reviews' under 'User Content'.
3. Type 'best' in the text box under 'Review'.
4. Hit the 'return' key.
5. Report the number of reviews listed, which is written above the displayed table.

1. Click on the “MARKETING” button in the dark gray column on the left hand side of the page.
2. Click on “All Reviews” in the pop up menu, located under the heading “User Content”.
3. Click into the text box located under the column with the heading “Review”.
4. Type in “best”.
5. Press enter.
6. The number of records found, which we can see directly above the “Created” column heading, tells us the number of reviews that mention the term “best”.
Task: What is the price configuration of the fake tree I bought Jan 2023
Site: shopping

1. Click on "My Account" on the top bar of the page.
2. On the left menu, click on "My Orders".
3. From the displayed table, click on the "right arrow" icon below the table until orders from "Jan 2023" are visible.
4. On the row of each order in the time period, click on the "View Order" link.
5. Search for a purchase of a "fake tree" in the order.
6. Repeat steps 3-5 until all orders of the time period are viewed.
7. Report the price of the fake tree if found in any order from the time period.

1. Click on the blue "My Account" button on the top right of the page.
2. On the left gray sidebar menu, click on "My Orders".
3. Click the gray arrow pointing to the right at the bottom of the screen.
4. On the row which has a order date of "1/29/23", click on the "View Order" link.
5. Scroll down on the page to see all the items ordered.
6. Note the price configuration of the fake tree listed on this page.

1. Click the blue "My Account" button at the very top of the screen.
2. Click the gray "My Orders" tab from the left sidebar.
3. Click the blue "2" at under the table.
4. Click on the blue "View Order" button corresponding to the order from "1/29/23".
5. Given the information, state the color configuration of thefake tree I bought Jan 2023.

1. Click on the blue text "My Account" at the top of the page.
2. Click on the "My Orders" tab in the light gray column on the leftmost side of the page.
3. Scroll down to the next page button for the order table, located directly below the order table and to the right of the page numbers.
4. Click the next page button.
5. Scroll down to the next page button for the order table, located directly below the order table and to the right of the page numbers.
6. Click the next page button.
7. Click the blue text “View Order” in the “Action” column of the row for the order placed on 1/29/2023.
8. Scroll through the items in the order.
9. The desired information is in the item description for the “Bornbridge Artificial Spiral Topiary Tree…”, which contains the color configuration of the item.

1. Click on 'My Account' in the top bar.
2. Click on 'My Orders' in the left gray box.
3. Since all orders on this page are after Jan 2023, click on the '>' button to go to older orders.
4. Since all orders on this page are after Jan 2023, click on the '>' button to go to older orders.
5. Click on 'View Order' for the first order with 'Date' in Jan 2023.
6. Report the price configuration of the fake tree.
Task: Checkout merge requests assigned to me
Site: gitlab

1. Click the fourth icon from the top right corner, "Merge requests", which is denoted by an arrow pointing from one node to two others.
2. From the dropdown menu, click on the first option "Assigned to you".

1. Click on the "Merge Requests" Icon. It can be found on the upper right corner of the webpage. This icon resembles two diverging arrows and is situated between the "Issues" icon (which looks like a checklist) and the "To-Do List" icon (represented by a checkmark inside a box). The "Merge Requests" icon is usually the third icon from the top right corner.
2. Select the "Assigned to You" option from the dropdown menu that appears. This option is typically the first one listed under the "Merge Requests" section. This action filters the merge requests to only show those that are specifically assigned to you, which is relevant for this task.

1. On the top bar, click on the fourth icon from the right, which on hover says "Merge requests".
2. From the dropdown menu, click on "Assigned to you".

1. Click on the 'Merge Requests' icon on the top navigation bar, which is the 2nd icon on the right of the '+' icon.
2. Click on 'Assigned to you' from the dropdown list to show merge requests assigned to me.

1. Click the merge requests button, located directly to the right of the merge issues button.
2. Click “Assigned to you” in the drop down menu.
Task: Show all customers
Site: shopping_admin

1. Click on the "Customers" icon on the left sidebar, depicted by a silhouette of a person. It is directly below "Catalog" and directly above "Marketing".
2. Select "All Customers" from the popup sidebar, it is typically the first option under a bold heading titled "Customers." If "All Customers" is not visible due to the size of your browser window or screen resolution, scroll within the dropdown menu to find it.

1. From the left menu, click on "Customers".
2. From the popped up sub menu, clicl on "All Customers".

1. From the gray left sidebar, click on "Customers"
2. From the submenu that appears, clicl on "All Customers" at the top.

1. Click on 'CUSTOMERS' in the left sidebar.
2. Click on 'All Customers' in the popup window.

1. Click on the “CUSTOMERS” button in the dark gray column on the left hand side of the page.
2. Click on “All Customers” in the pop up menu, located under the bolded heading “Customers”.
Task: I have a lot of Nintendo Switch game cards now, help me find the best storage option to fit all 11 cards
Site: shopping

1. In the search bar on the top right of the screen, enter in "switch card case".
2. Click on the first search result with a number greater than 11 in the title.

1. On the top bar, click on the "Search" bar.
2. Enter "Nintendo Switch Game Card Holder 11".
3. Click the "Search Icon" next to the search bar.
4. From the results, click on a product with a relevent title "Game Card Holder Case" and with the smallest capacity over 11 cards.

1. Click inside the search bar at the top right corner.
2. Type the search term "switch card case".
3. Press the "Enter/Return" key to execute the search.
4. Click the second item which includes the phrase "24 Game Card Slots".
5. Thus, the best storage option to fill all 11 cards has been shown.

1. Click into the search bar, located at the top, right hand side of the page.
2. Type “Nintendo Switch game card storage” into the search bar.
3. Press enter. This finds products related to storage options for Nintendo Switch game cards.
4. Scroll down to the first row of product search results.
5. Click on the third product search result, “HEIYING Game Card Case…”.
6. This product is likely one of the best storage options for the user’s 11 game cards, since it is around the same price as other game card storage options, stores up to 24 game cards, and is more highly rated than other options.

1. Type 'switch' in the search box on the top right.
2. Click on 'switch card case' from the dropdown list.
3. Scroll down to see different cases.
4. Click on the 'HEIYING...' case as it has 24 slots which will cover all 11 and doesn't have many extra slots.
Task: I have a lot of Nintendo Switch game cards now, help me find the best storage option to fit all 31 cards
Site: shopping

1. In the search bar on the top right of the screen, enter in "switch card case".
2. Click on the first search result.
3. Scroll down and check that it can fit at least 31 cards.

1. On the top bar, click on the "Search" bar.
2. Enter "Nintendo Switch Game Card Holder 31".
3. Click the "Search Icon" next to the search bar.
4. From the results, click on a product with a relevent title "Game Card Holder Case" and with the smallest capacity over 31 cards.

1. Click inside the search bar at the top right corner.
2. Type the search term "switch card case".
3. Press the "Enter/Return" key to execute the search.
4. Click the first item which includes the phrase "Storage Case for Nintendo Switch Games".
5. Thus, the best storage option to fill all 31 cards has been shown.

1. Click into the search bar, located at the top, right hand side of the page.
2. Type “Nintendo Switch game card storage” into the search bar.
3. Press enter. This finds products related to storage options for Nintendo Switch game cards.
4. Scroll down to the first row of product search results.
5. Click on the first product search result, “Game Card Holder Storage Case…”, since the third product search result has too little storage capacity (24 cards) and the second product search result likely has much more storage capacity than ideal (160 cards).
6. Scroll down to the “Product Description” section of the page.
7. This product is likely one of the best storage options for the user’s 31 game cards, since it is around the same price as other game card storage options and has an appropriate storage capacity (up to 40 game cards).

1. Type 'switch' in the search box on the top right.
2. Click on 'switch card case' from the dropdown list.
3. Scroll down to see different cases.
4. Click on the first product to check if it has enough slots.
5. Scroll down to see that it has 40 slots which covers all 31 and doesn't have many extra slots.
6. Hence, this is the best option and report this product.
Task: I have a lot of Nintendo Switch game cards now, help me find the best storage option to fit all 6 cards
Site: shopping

1. In the search bar on the top right of the screen, enter in "switch card case".
2. Click on the first search result with a number greater than 6 in the title.

1. On the top bar, click on the "Search" bar.
2. Enter "Nintendo Switch Game Card Holder 6".
3. Click the "Search Icon" next to the search bar.
4. From the results, click on a product with a relevent title "Game Card Holder Case" and with the smallest capacity over 6 cards.

1. Click inside the search bar at the top right corner.
2. Type the search term "switch card case".
3. Press the "Enter/Return" key to execute the search.
4. Click the second item which includes the phrase "24 Game Card Slots".
5. Thus, the best storage option to fill all 6 cards has been shown.

1. Click into the search bar, located at the top, right hand side of the page.
2. Type “Nintendo Switch game card storage” into the search bar.
3. Press enter. This finds products related to storage options for Nintendo Switch game cards.
4. Scroll down to the first row of product search results.
5. Click on the third product search result, “HEIYING Game Card Case…”.
6. This product is likely one of the best storage options for the user’s 6 game cards, since it is around the same price as other game card storage options, stores up to 24 game cards, and is more highly rated than other options.

1. Type 'switch' in the search box on the top right.
2. Click on 'switch card case' from the dropdown list.
3. Scroll down to see different cases.
4. Click on the 'HEIYING...' case as it has 24 slots which will cover all 6 and has the least extra slots.
Task: I have a lot of Nintendo Switch game cards now, help me find the best storage option to fit all 23 cards
Site: shopping

1. In the search bar on the top right of the screen, enter in "switch card case".
2. Click on the first search result with a number greater than 23 in the title.

1. On the top bar, click on the "Search" bar.
2. Enter "Nintendo Switch Game Card Holder 23".
3. Click the "Search Icon" next to the search bar.
4. From the results, click on a product with a relevent title "Game Card Holder Case" and with the smallest capacity over 23 cards.

1. Click inside the search bar at the top right corner.
2. Type the search term "switch card case".
3. Press the "Enter/Return" key to execute the search.
4. Click the second item which includes the phrase "24 Game Card Slots".
5. Thus, the best storage option to fill all 23 cards has been shown.

1. Click into the search bar, located at the top, right hand side of the page.
2. Type “Nintendo Switch game card storage” into the search bar.
3. Press enter. This finds products related to storage options for Nintendo Switch game cards.
4. Scroll down to the first row of product search results.
5. Click on the third product search result, “HEIYING Game Card Case…”.
6. This product is likely one of the best storage options for the user’s 23 game cards, since it is around the same price as other game card storage options, stores up to 24 game cards, and is more highly rated than other options.

1. Type 'switch' in the search box on the top right.
2. Click on 'switch card case' from the dropdown list.
3. Scroll down to see different cases.
4. Click on the 'HEIYING...' case as it has 24 slots which will cover all 23 and has the least extra slots.
Task: I have a lot of Nintendo Switch game cards now, help me find the best storage option to fit all 40 cards
Site: shopping

1. In the search bar on the top right of the screen, enter in "switch card case".
2. Click on the first search result.
3. Scroll down and check that it can fit 40 cards.

1. On the top bar, click on the "Search" bar.
2. Enter "Nintendo Switch Game Card Holder 40".
3. Click the "Search Icon" next to the search bar.
4. From the results, click on a product with a relevent title "Game Card Holder Case" and with the smallest capacity over 40 cards.

1. Click inside the search bar at the top right corner.
2. Type the search term "switch card case".
3. Press the "Enter/Return" key to execute the search.
4. Click the first item which includes the phrase "Storage Case for Nintendo Switch Games".
5. Thus, the best storage option to fill all 40 cards has been shown.

1. Click the search bar text field at the top right corner of the page.
2. Type "switch card case".
3. Press the "Enter/Return" to execute the search.
4. Click the first row item which has the text "Storage Case for Nintendo Switch Games" inside it

1. Type 'switch' in the search box on the top right.
2. Click on 'switch card case' from the dropdown list.
3. Scroll down to see different cases.
4. Click on the first product to check if it has enough slots.
5. Scroll down to see that it has exactly 40 slots which meets the requirement.
6. Hence, this is the best option and report this product.
Task: What are the main criticisms of this product? Please extract the relevant sentences.
Site: shopping

1. Click on the blue "Reviews" button (to the right of the stars and under the product name).
2. Scroll through the reviews and extract relevant sentences for the reviews with the lowest number of stars.

1. Click on the 'n Reviews' link to the right of the star rating on the product page.
2. From the displayed list, report negative comments of the product.

1. Click on the blue "12 Reviews" text located near the SKU and price.
2. Scroll down so all reviews on the first page of results are shown.
3. Click on the small blue "2" to view the remainder of the reviews.
4. Given the information, state the main criticisms of this product.

1. Click on the link labeled as "x Reviews", where "x" is the number of reviews on the product. The link can be found directly to the right of the star rating of the product. This action will redirect you to a section of the page dedicated to customer reviews.
2. Scroll through all of the customer reviews, identifying the criticisms of the product and extracting relevant sentences. The reviews criticizing the product are expected to be lower ratings, probably around 1-3 stars. Pay special attention to recurring themes or specific features that receive consistent negative feedback. These are the criticisms you're tasked to extract. As you identify relevant sentences or phrases that highlight these criticisms, make note of them separately. This could involve writing them down or copying them to a separate document for reporting purposes. If the number of reviews exceeds the initial page view, you may need to navigate through additional reviews to continue your task. Look for page navigation buttons, usually found at the bottom of the reviews section, marked with symbols like '>' or 'Next.' These buttons allow you to move through the review pages sequentially. If the reviews are not exhaustive on the first page, click on these navigation buttons to access more reviews. Ensure that all reviews left on the product are analyzed.

1. Scroll down to the “Details” section header.
2. Click on the “Reviews” tab, located directly to the right of the “Details” tab.
3. Scroll down through all customer reviews.
4. Click the next page button if necessary, located to the right of the page numbers.
5. Continue to scroll through all customer reviews.
6. Return the sentences from the reviews that address the main criticisms of the product. You can find information on the main criticisms of the product and the relevant sentences in the content of the review title and review body. The review title is located at the top right of the row of each review, and the review body is located below the title.
Task: What are the main criticisms of this product? Please extract the relevant sentences.
Site: shopping

1. Click on the blue "Reviews" button (to the right of the stars and under the product name).
2. Scroll through the reviews and extract relevant sentences for the reviews with the lowest number of stars.

1. Click on the 'n Reviews' link to the right of the star rating on the product page.
2. From the displayed list, report negative comments of the product.

1. Click on the blue "3 Reviews" text located near the SKU and price.
2. Given the information, state the main criticisms of this product.

1. Click on '3 Reviews' below the product name to see reviews.
2. Extract sentences from reviews which convey criticisms.
3. Report the sentences extracted.

1. Scroll down to the “Details” section header.
2. Click on the “Reviews” tab, located directly to the right of the “Details” tab.
3. Scroll down through all customer reviews.
4. Return the sentences from the reviews that address the main criticisms of the product. You can find information on the main criticisms of the product and the relevant sentences in the content of the review title and review body. The review title is located at the top right of the row of each review, and the review body is located below the title.
Task: What are the main criticisms of this product? Please extract the relevant sentences.
Site: shopping

1. Click on the blue "Reviews" button (to the right of the stars and under the product name).
2. Scroll through the reviews and extract relevant sentences for the reviews with the lowest number of stars.

1. Click on the 'n Reviews' link to the right of the star rating on the product page.
2. From the displayed list, report negative comments of the product.

1. Click on the blue "4 Reviews" text located near the SKU and price.
2. Given the information, state the main criticisms of this product.

1. Click on '4 Reviews' below the product name to see reviews.
2. Scroll down and extract sentences from reviews which convey criticisms.
3. Report the sentences extracted.

1. Scroll down to the “Details” section header.
2. Click on the “Reviews” tab, located directly to the right of the “Details” tab.
3. Scroll down through all customer reviews.
4. Return the sentences from the reviews that address the main criticisms of the product. You can find information on the main criticisms of the product and the relevant sentences in the content of the review title and review body. The review title is located at the top right of the row of each review, and the review body is located below the title.
Task: What are the main criticisms of this product? Please extract the relevant sentences.
Site: shopping

1. Click on the blue "Reviews" button (to the right of the stars and under the product name).
2. Scroll through the reviews and extract relevant sentences for the reviews with the lowest number of stars.

1. Click on the 'n Reviews' link to the right of the star rating on the product page.
2. From the displayed list, report negative comments of the product.

1. Click on the blue "2 Reviews" text located near the SKU and price.
2. Given the information, state the main criticisms of this product.

1. Click on '2 Reviews' below the product name to see reviews.
2. Extract sentences from reviews which convey criticisms.
3. Report the sentences extracted.

1. Scroll down to the “Details” section header.
2. Click on the “Reviews” tab, located directly to the right of the “Details” tab.
3. Scroll down through all customer reviews.
4. Return the sentences from the reviews that address the main criticisms of the product. You can find information on the main criticisms of the product and the relevant sentences in the content of the review title and review body. The review title is located at the top right of the row of each review, and the review body is located below the title.
Task: Tell me the full names of the repositories where I made contributions and they got the most stars?
Site: gitlab

1. Click on the down arrow located below the blue "New project" button to open the dropdown menu.
2. Click on "Most stars" under the "Sort by" section.
3. Given the information, state the full names of the repositories where I made contributions and they got the most stars.

1. Click on the box to the right of the "Filter by name" box and under the blue "New project" button.
2. In the dropdown, select "Most stars" under the "Sort by" section.
3. The repositories at the very top are the ones you made contributions to that have the most stars.

1. On the filter menu under the top bar, click on the dropdown on the right of the "Filter By Name" box.
2. Click on "Most Stars" under the "Sort By" sub-menu.
3. From the displayed information, report the full names of the repositories where I made contributions and they got the most stars.

1. Click on the 'Name' dropdown box located next to the 'Filter by name' text box. 
2. Click on 'Most stars' from the dropdown list to sort repositories by stars.
3. The top 2 repositories have the highest stars, 21, hence report them.

1. Click the my account button, which is an icon of the user’s profile picture, and is the leftmost icon in the purple navigation area near the top of the page.
2. Click on the user’s name, which is the bolded text at the top of the pop-up menu.
3. Click on the gray text “Contributed projects”, located near the middle of the page.
4. Scroll through all the projects that the user has contributed. You can tell if a user is a primary contributor by the role tag directly to the right of each repository name. Note which repositories have received the most stars.
5. Scroll to the top of the page.
6. Click on the gray text “Personal projects”, located near the middle of the page.
7. Scroll down through all the projects that the user has contributed to. You can tell if a user is a primary contributor by the role tag directly to the right of each repository name. Note which repositories have received the most stars.
8. Click the “Next” button near the bottom of the page.
9. Scroll through all the projects that the user has contributed to. You can tell if a user is a primary contributor by the role tag directly to the right of each repository name. Note which repositories have received the most stars.
10. Return the projects that have the most stars for which the user was a contributor.
Task: Tell me the full names of the repositories where I made contributions and they got less than 5 stars?
Site: gitlab

1. Click on the down arrow located below the blue "New project" button to open the dropdown menu.
2. Click on "Most stars" under the "Sort by" section.
3. Scroll down so that all repositories are shown.
4. Given the information, state the full names of the repositories where I made contributions and they got less than 5 stars.

1. Click the dropdown on the right of the "Filter By Name" box, on the filter menu under the top bar
2. Click "Most Stars" under the "Sort By" sub-menu.
3. Scroll down
4. Click the "Next" button at the bottom of the list 
5. Stop when the end of the list is displayed.
6. From the displayed information, report the full names of the repositories where I made contributions and they got less than 5 stars.

1. Scroll down to see all repos and report the names of those with less than 5 stars.
2. Click on the 'Next' button at the bottom of the page to see the next set of repos.
3. Scroll down to see all repos and report the names of those with less than 5 stars.
4. Click on the 'Next' button at the bottom of the page to see the next set of repos.
5. Scroll down to see all repos and report the names of those with less than 5 stars.
6. Since we have reached the last page, we have covered all repos.

1. Click the my account button, which is an icon of the user’s profile picture, and is the leftmost icon in the purple navigation area near the top of the page.
2. Click on the user’s name, which is the bolded text at the top of the pop-up menu.
3. Click on the gray text “Contributed projects”, located near the middle of the page.
4. Scroll through all the projects that the user has contributed. You can tell if a user is a primary contributor by the role tag directly to the right of each repository name. Note which repositories have received less than 5 stars.
5. Scroll to the top of the page.
6. Click on the gray text “Personal projects”, located near the middle of the page.
7. Scroll down through all the projects that the user has contributed to. You can tell if a user is a primary contributor by the role tag directly to the right of each repository name. Note which repositories have received less than 5 stars.
8. Click the “Next” button near the bottom of the page.
9. Scroll through all the projects that the user has contributed to. You can tell if a user is a primary contributor by the role tag directly to the right of each repository name. Note which repositories have received less than 5 stars.
10. Return the projects that have less than 5 stars for which the user was a contributor.

1. Click on the box to the right of the "Filter by name" box and under the blue "New project" button.
2. In the dropdown, select "Most stars" under the "Sort by" section.
3. Scroll down on the page until you see a star icon followed by a number less than 5. The star icon is a column (vertically aligned with the "Filter by name" box).
4. That repo and all repositories under it have less than 5 stars.
Task: Tell me the full names of the repositories where I made contributions and they got no stars?
Site: gitlab

1. Click on the down arrow located below the blue "New project" button to open the dropdown menu.
2. Click on "Most stars" under the "Sort by" section.
3. Scroll down so that all repositories are shown.
4. Given the information, state the full names of the repositories where I made contributions and they got no stars.

1. On the filter menu under the top bar, click on the dropdown on the right of the "Filter By Name" box.
2. Click on "Most Stars" under the "Sort By" sub-menu.
3. Scroll down, and click on the "Next" button at the bottom of the list till the end of the list is displayed.
4. From the displayed information, report the full names of the repositories where I made contributions and they got no stars.

1. Scroll down to see all repos and report the names of those with 0 stars.
2. Click on the 'Next' button at the bottom of the page to see the next set of repos.
3. Scroll down to see all repos and report the names of those with 0 stars.
4. Click on the 'Next' button at the bottom of the page to see the next set of repos.
5. Scroll down to see all repos and report the names of those with 0 stars.
6. Since we have reached the last page, we have covered all repos.

1. Click the my account button, which is an icon of the user’s profile picture, and is the leftmost icon in the purple navigation area near the top of the page.
2. Click on the user’s name, which is the bolded text at the top of the pop-up menu.
3. Click on the gray text “Contributed projects”, located near the middle of the page.
4. Scroll through all the projects that the user has contributed. You can tell if a user is a primary contributor by the role tag directly to the right of each repository name. Note which repositories have received no stars.
5. Scroll to the top of the page.
6. Click on the gray text “Personal projects”, located near the middle of the page.
7. Scroll down through all the projects that the user has contributed to. You can tell if a user is a primary contributor by the role tag directly to the right of each repository name. Note which repositories have received no stars.
8. Click the “Next” button near the bottom of the page.
9. Scroll through all the projects that the user has contributed to. You can tell if a user is a primary contributor by the role tag directly to the right of each repository name. Note which repositories have received no stars.
10. Return the projects that have no stars for which the user was a contributor.
Task: Open my latest updated issue that has keyword "better" in its title to check if it is closed
Site: gitlab

1. Click the icon to the right of the plus sign icon called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Type in the keyword "better".
5. Press the Return/Enter key to execute the search.
6. Click the black, bold title of the first search result that includes the keyword.
7. Given the information, state if my latest updated issue that has keyword "better" in its title is closed.

1. Click the "Issues" icon located to the right of the plus sign icon.
2. Click the tab under Issues called "All" (third tab from left).
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Type in the keyword "better" and press enter.
5. Click the first search result from the bottom that includes this keyword. The keyword should be in the bolded title.
6. On this page, check if this issue is closed or not. This is your answer!

1. On the top bar, click on the icon which the coffee mug on it called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Enter "better" in the search box.
5. From the popup, click on "Search for this word".
6. On the top right corner of the list, click on the dropwdown.
7. Click on "Updated Date".
8. From the displayed list, click on the first title of the issue which has "better" in its title to check if it is closed.

1. Click on the rectangular icon, for Issues, right next to the '+' icon in the top navigation bar.
2. Click on the 'Priority' dropdown box located towards the right of the search bar.
3. Click on 'Updated date' from the dropdown menu to sort issues by updated dates.
4. Click on the 'All' tab, under 'Issues' to list all issues.
5. Type 'better' in the search bar and hit the 'return' key filter all issues having 'better' in them.
6. The first issue having 'better' in its title is 'Better initial load experience'.
7. This issue doesn't have 'CLOSED' written on its right end, hence it is not closed.

1. Click on the issues button, which is an icon directly to the right of the create new button.
2. Click on the tab heading “All”, located above the search bar.
3. Click on the sorting criteria button, located to the right of the search bar.
4. Click “Updated date” in the pop-up menu.
5. Click into the search bar, located above the rows of issues.
6. Type in the desired keyword.
7. Press enter.
8. Click on the most recent search result with the key word in its title. Since results are sorted recent to old, this is the first relevant search result.
9. Return whether it is closed. You can tell if it’s closed based on the open or closed tags, located above the issue title.
Task: Open my latest updated issue that has keyword "feature" in its title to check if it is closed
Site: gitlab

1. Click the icon to the right of the plus sign icon called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Type in the keyword "feature".
5. Press the Return/Enter key to execute the search.
6. Click the black, bold title of the first search result that includes the keyword.
7. Given the information, state if my latest updated issue that has keyword "feature" in its title is closed.

1. Click the "Issues" icon located to the right of the plus sign icon.
2. Click the tab under Issues called "All" (third tab from left).
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Type in the keyword "feature" and press enter.
5. Click the first search result from the bottom that includes this keyword. The keyword should be in the bolded title.
6. On this page, check if this issue is closed or not. This is your answer!

1. On the top bar, click on the icon which the coffee mug on it called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Enter "feature" in the search box.
5. From the popup, click on "Search for this word".
6. On the top right corner of the list, click on the dropwdown.
7. Click on "Updated Date".
8. From the displayed list, click on the first title of the issue which has "feature" in its title to check if it is closed.

1. Click on the rectangular icon, for Issues, right next to the '+' icon in the top navigation bar.
2. Click on the 'All' tab, under 'Issues' to list all issues.
3. Click on the 'x' icon next to 'Byte Blaze' in the search bar to remove the assignee filter.
4. Type 'feature' in the search bar and hit the 'return' key to filter issues having 'feature' in their title.
5. Click on the first issue as it has 'feature' in its title and it is the latest updated issue.
6. Observe that there's a green icon 'Open' at the top which indicates the issue is not closed.

1. Click on the issues button, which is an icon directly to the right of the create new button.
2. Click on the tab heading “All”, located above the search bar.
3. Click on the sorting criteria button, located to the right of the search bar.
4. Click “Updated date” in the pop-up menu.
5. Click into the search bar, located above the rows of issues.
6. Type in the desired keyword.
7. Press enter.
8. Click on the most recent search result with the key word in its title. Since results are sorted recent to old, this is the first relevant search result.
9. Return whether it is closed. You can tell if it’s closed based on the open or closed tags, located above the issue title.
Task: Open my latest updated issue that has keyword "dependency" in its title to check if it is closed
Site: gitlab

1. Click the icon to the right of the plus sign icon called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Type in the keyword "dependency".
5. Press the Return/Enter key to execute the search.
6. Click the black, bold title of the first search result that includes the keyword.
7. Given the information, state if my latest updated issue that has keyword "dependency" in its title is closed.

1. Click the "Issues" icon located to the right of the plus sign icon.
2. Click the tab under Issues called "All" (third tab from left).
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Type in the keyword "dependency" and press enter.
5. Click the first search result from the bottom that includes this keyword. The keyword should be in the bolded title.
6. On this page, check if this issue is closed or not. This is your answer!

1. On the top bar, click on the icon which the coffee mug on it called "Issues".
2. Click the third tab under Issues labeled "All".
3. Click the search box at the top of the page.
4. Enter "dependency" in the search box.
5. From the popup, click on "Search for this word".
6. On the top right corner of the list, click on the dropwdown.
7. Click on "Updated Date".
8. From the displayed list, click on the first title of the issue which has "dependency" in its title to check if it is closed.

1. Click on the rectangular icon, for Issues, right next to the '+' icon in the top navigation bar.
2. Click on the 'All' tab, under 'Issues' to list all issues.
3. Click on the 'x' icon next to 'Byte Blaze' in the search bar to remove the assignee filter.
4. Type 'dependency' in the search bar and hit the 'return' key to filter issues having 'dependency' in their title.
5. Click on the first issue as it has 'dependency' in its title and it is the latest updated issue.
6. Observe that there's a green icon 'Open' at the top which indicates the issue is not closed.

1. Click on the issues button, which is an icon directly to the right of the create new button.
2. Click on the tab heading “All”, located above the search bar.
3. Click on the sorting criteria button, located to the right of the search bar.
4. Click “Updated date” in the pop-up menu.
5. Click into the search bar, located above the rows of issues.
6. Type in the desired keyword.
7. Press enter.
8. Click on the most recent search result with the key word in its title. Since results are sorted recent to old, this is the first relevant search result.
9. Return whether it is closed. You can tell if it’s closed based on the open or closed tags, located above the issue title.