Once I have logged in to the site and reached the accounts page, I want a Selenium-driven script to take over and behave exactly like a cautious human user. The flow is simple: • Read every account listed on the screen, open each one’s statement, and scrape only yesterday’s transactions. • Skip any entries whose type text equals “Group Transfers”. • For the remaining rows, total the credits, total the debits, compute the net figure, and immediately append that summary (along with the account identifier) to a local CSV file. • Continue through all accounts, handle the occasional server hiccup with polite retries, and whenever the site throws a captcha simply pause execution until I clear it, then resume automatically. True human pacing is critical: visible Chrome in non-headless mode, realistic random delays, natural scrolling, and absolutely no rapid-fire scraping. At hand-off I expect: 1. A clean, well-commented Python file that I can run with one command after navigating to the correct page. 2. The generated CSV matching the specified columns and totals. 3. Brief instructions on installing any required libraries or drivers. Please share relevant past work you’ve done with Selenium and human-style automation; that’s the main factor I’ll use to decide.