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-- ABOUT --
-- This runs & emulates key strokes entering search terms. Whilst it's running you can't really use the computer it's running on I'm afraid.
-- It was written and tested on OS X 10.8.4 Mountain Lion & with FF 22.0
-- There are no guarantees using this. Run at your own risk.

-- SETUP --
-- To use this you must have FULL KEYBOARD ACCESS enabled in system preferences!
-- System Prefs > Keyboard > Keyboard Shortcuts
-- Put dot next to "All controls" at the bottom of the window

-- How many presses of the tab key does it take to get from Firefox's address bar to the QANTAS Frequent Flyer search box?
set tabPresses to 2


-- Get number of words in Unix dict file
set numberOfWords to (do shell script "wc -l /usr/share/dict/words | sed 's/[^0-9]//g'") as number

-- Loop through 150 times (1 months worth)
repeat 150 times
        -- Get a random word
        set randomNumber to random number from 1 to numberOfWords
        set randomWord to do shell script "sed -n '" & randomNumber & "p' /usr/share/dict/words"

        -- Open Firefox
        tell application "Firefox" to activate
        tell application "System Events"
                keystroke "l" using {command down} -- Select the main URL bar
                delay 1
                -- Tab to the FF search box
                repeat tabPresses times
                        keystroke tab
                end repeat


                -- Enter random word
                keystroke randomWord
                keystroke return

                -- Delay a random time (wait for point to be counted) and avoid it looking like a computer
                delay (random number from 10 to 40)
        end tell
end repeat