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 # Web Browser (Firefox|Chrome) Configuration
 
-A sample timeline for each browser is available [in a code repository directory of the same name](https://github.com/cmu-sei/GHOSTS/tree/master/src/Ghosts.Client/Sample%20Timelines).
+A sample timeline for each browser is available [in the repository directory of the same name](https://github.com/cmu-sei/GHOSTS/tree/master/src/Ghosts.Client/Sample%20Timelines).
+
+## Timeline Settings
+
+For any single handler, there are multiple events possible. For a timeline, HandlerArgs settings might look like:
+
+```
+ "TimeLineHandlers": [
+        {
+            "HandlerType": "BrowserFirefox",
+            "HandlerArgs": {
+                "isheadless": "false",         // running in headless mode requires less resources
+                "blockimages": "true",         // block images from loading
+                "blockstyles": "true",         // block stylesheets from loading
+                "blockflash": "true",          // block flash (RIP) from loading
+                "blockscripts": "true",        // block scripts from loading
+                "stickiness": 75,              // 75% chance of staying on the same website
+                "stickiness-depth-min": 5,     // minimum number of links to click on a website
+                "stickiness-depth-max": 10000, // maximum number of links to click on a website
+                "incognito": "true"            // run in incognito mode
+            },
+```
+
+## TimelineEvent Basics
+
+For a given web browser timeline (such as the sample for [FireFox](https://github.com/cmu-sei/GHOSTS/blob/master/src/Ghosts.Client/Sample%20Timelines/BrowserFirefox.json)), there are several TimelineEvent commands possible:
+
+- random
+
+This event combined with loop being set to true will cause the timeline to randomly select a website from the list provided in CommandArgs and make a corresponding GET request to that site. The timeline will then wait for the number of seconds specified in the Delay property before selecting another random website from the list. Note that if stickiness is set, the next link may be selected from the same website as the previous link.
+
+- randomalt
+
+Similar to random but includes POST commands as well.
+
+- browse
+
+Perform a GET request to the website provided in CommandArgs. This is typically used to perform a just in time JIT browser activity.
+
+- crawl
+
+Used internally in conjunction with a proxy to scrape content for our hosted greyspace.
+
+- outlook
+
+For use with the Outlook web client. This command will perform a GET request to the Outlook web client and then perform a series of actions such as opening an email, replying to an email, and sending an email. The number of emails to open, reply to, and send are specified in the CommandArgs property.
+
+- sharepoint
+
+For use in browsing SharePoint sites and their related content.
+
+- blog
+
+For use in browsing Drupal sites and their related content.
+
+- download
+
+Perform a GET request to the website provided in CommandArgs and save the response to a file. This is typically used to perform a just in time JIT browser activity.
+
+- upload
+
+Perform a POST request to the website provided in CommandArgs and save the response to a file. This is typically used to perform a just in time JIT browser activity.
+
+There are other less often used commands such as:
+
+- type
+- typebyid
+- click
+- click.by.name
+- clickbyid
+- click.by.id
+- click.by.linktext
+- click.by.cssselector
+- js.executescript
+- manage.window.size
 
 ## Timeline URL Variables