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 = APIs  =
-The two main interfaces that are used are Driver and Element. Driver finds elements, and has a direct relation to the Gecko. Element represents each of the available UI objects in Fennec including the Awesomebar, the 'tabs' button, and different lists and menus.
+The three main interfaces that are used are Actions, Driver and Element. Driver finds elements, and has a direct relation to the Gecko to set up the . Element represents each of the available UI objects in Fennec including the Awesomebar, the 'tabs' button, and different lists and menus. Actions has a list of commonly used non-element specific actions that can be taken on the application, such as dragging and sending keys.
+<pre>
+Actions
+  //This will cause this process to spin until the gecko fires a specific JSON event, such as DOMContentLoaded
+  void waitForGeckoEvent(String geckoEvent);
+  //Clicks the given Key (Element.SpecialKey.[DOWN|UP|LEFT|RIGHT|ENTER])
+  void clickSpecialKey(SpecialKey button)
+  //Sends a string of characters to the system. (most have been implemented but not all)
+  void sendKeys(String keysToSend);
+  //Sends a drag action across the screen
+  void drag(int startingX, int endingX, int startingY, int endingY)
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    //To click the element.
    void click()
-  //Clicks the given Key (Element.SpecialKey.[DOWN|UP|LEFT|RIGHT|ENTER])
-  void clickSpecialKey(SpecialKey button)
-  //Sends a string of characters to the system. (most have been implemented but not all)
-  void sendKeys(String keysToSend);
    //Returns true if the element is currently displayed
    boolean isDisplayed();