action_type: mouse

action_subtype: move

raw_command: Moved cursor to at X=1155, Y=569

converted_command: Move-cursor at (1155, 569)

reasoning: The task is to change Edge's default address-bar search engine to DuckDuckGo. Edge is already open on a new tab with the first-run panel `Use recommended browser settings` over it, and the toolbar is unreachable until that panel goes. Move the pointer onto `Set later`, its right-hand button — `Confirm` beside it would make Edge the default browser, a machine-wide change the task does not call for.


action_subtype: left

raw_command: Left-clicked at X=1155, Y=569

converted_command: Left-click at (1155, 569)

reasoning: Move the cursor and Left-click `Set later`. The panel disappears, leaving the ordinary new-tab page with the full toolbar exposed, which is the confirmation the click reached the button and not the page behind it.


raw_command: Moved cursor to at X=1801, Y=60

converted_command: Move-cursor at (1801, 60)

reasoning: Move the pointer to the `⋯` button at the right end of the toolbar, between the profile avatar and the `Chat` button. The search-engine preference lives several levels inside Edge's Settings pages, and this button is the only entry to them from a new tab.


raw_command: Left-clicked at X=1801, Y=60

converted_command: Left-click at (1801, 60)

reasoning: Move the cursor and Left-click `⋯`. The `Settings and more` menu drops open with `New tab`, `Favorites`, `History`, `Delete browsing data`, `Print`, `More tools` and, in the lower group, `Settings`.


raw_command: Moved cursor to at X=1486, Y=720

converted_command: Move-cursor at (1486, 720)

reasoning: Move the pointer to `Settings`, in the lower group of the open menu just above `Help and feedback`. Nothing higher in this menu exposes the address-bar engine, so the full Settings surface has to be opened.


raw_command: Left-clicked at X=1486, Y=720

converted_command: Left-click at (1486, 720)

reasoning: Move the cursor and Left-click `Settings`. Edge replaces the new tab with `edge://settings/profiles`, the Profiles page, whose left-hand rail lists the settings categories — the navigation surface the next three pairs of steps walk down.


raw_command: Moved cursor to at X=166, Y=260

converted_command: Move-cursor at (166, 260)

reasoning: Move the pointer to `Privacy, search, and services` in the left rail, third under `Profiles` and `Passwords and autofill`. Search settings live inside that category in this build; there is no category named for search on its own.


raw_command: Left-clicked at X=166, Y=260

converted_command: Left-click at (166, 260)

reasoning: Move the cursor and Left-click `Privacy, search, and services`. The pane becomes `edge://settings/privacy` and lists `Tracking prevention`, `Clear browsing data`, `Privacy`, `Security`, `Cookies`, `Site permissions` and `Search and connected experiences`.


raw_command: Moved cursor to at X=958, Y=645

converted_command: Move-cursor at (958, 645)

reasoning: Move the pointer to `Search and connected experiences`, the last row of that list, captioned `Manage Edge search, connected experiences, and services`. It is the only row of the group that leads towards the address-bar engine.


raw_command: Left-clicked at X=958, Y=645

converted_command: Left-click at (958, 645)

reasoning: Move the cursor and Left-click `Search and connected experiences`. The pane becomes `edge://settings/privacy/services`, a short list of web-service toggles with `Address bar and search` as its final, drill-down row.


raw_command: Moved cursor to at X=958, Y=513

converted_command: Move-cursor at (958, 513)

reasoning: Move the pointer to `Address bar and search`, that last row, captioned `Manage search suggestions and search engine used in the address bar`. The caption names the setting the task changes, so this is the correct row to open.


raw_command: Left-clicked at X=958, Y=513

converted_command: Left-click at (958, 513)

reasoning: Move the cursor and Left-click `Address bar and search`. The pane becomes `edge://settings/privacy/services/search` and its first row is `Search engine used in the address bar`, with a dropdown on the right currently reading `Bing (Default)`.


raw_command: Moved cursor to at X=1287, Y=261

converted_command: Move-cursor at (1287, 261)

reasoning: Move the pointer to that dropdown at the right of the `Search engine used in the address bar` row. It is a closed list rather than a text field, so the value cannot be typed — it has to be opened and picked from.


raw_command: Left-clicked at X=1287, Y=261

converted_command: Left-click at (1287, 261)

reasoning: Move the cursor and Left-click the dropdown. It opens listing `Bing (Default)` with a tick beside it, `Yahoo!`, `Google`, `DuckDuckGo` and `Yandex` — confirming both that the current engine is Bing and that DuckDuckGo is a stock entry needing no custom engine to be added.


raw_command: Moved cursor to at X=1259, Y=399

converted_command: Move-cursor at (1259, 399)

reasoning: Move the pointer to `DuckDuckGo`, the fourth row of the open list, between `Google` and `Yandex`. That is the engine the task names.


raw_command: Left-clicked at X=1259, Y=399

converted_command: Left-click at (1259, 399)

reasoning: Move the cursor and Left-click `DuckDuckGo`. The list closes, the row now reads `DuckDuckGo (Default)`, and a further row appears beneath it — `Search on new tabs uses search box or address bar` set to `Search box (Recommended)` — which is only shown for a non-Bing engine. Both are self-reporting evidence that the setting took, not merely that the click was sent.


action_type: keyboard

action_subtype: press

raw_command: Pressed: Alt+F4

converted_command: Press: Alt+F4

reasoning: Press Alt+F4 to close the Edge window. The preference is written to the profile as the pick is made, so this ends the take rather than committing anything; the closing frame is the bare desktop. Edge leaves helper processes running for a while after the window goes, so the take deliberately does not assert that Edge is fully gone.