While automating using selenium, before the application opens it asks for Microsoft authentication.After entering email and password it asks for verification(approve or deny ) in mobile. How can I automate this verify process in mobile in selenium in Java.
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While recording test cases through the browser, the Windows Integrated Authentication window pops up, which needs a username and password for authentication. This is not being recorded by the PlayWright Headless test recorder obviously as this is not browser activity. So to automate the login process, how to handle this popup and authenticate the user, is there any workaround for this.
Could you please let me know if you have encountered this kind of issue earlier for the PlayWright test framework or any other testing framework? Any help on this and highly appreciated.
I am testing Salesforce Lightning pages on Chrome using Selenium Webdriver code that's in a C# NUnit project in Visual Studio 2019. I get the Login page every time I run a test.
I used to get the Verification page after the login page but after I added the IP address of the Chrome browser to the list of trusted addresses as recommended here,
How to Automate the salesforce login OTP feature using selenium WebDriver?
the verification page is not coming up anymore.
When I test Salesforce using UFT or Selenium IDE, the login page never comes up.
As can be seen in the attached image, I even have the "Remember Me" checkbox checked.
How can I stop the login page from coming up when I am testing Salesforce Lightning using Selenium Webdriver?
Also, how can Selenium recognize Javascript popups on the page like the Allow Notifications popup in the image below?
I am trying to run some automated tests on amazon.com by using Selenium Webdriver. I tried to log in to the system but after entering the password, system either directs to “Verification needed” page and says “We will email you a code to verify your identity. This is required when something about your sign-in activity changes, like signing in from a new device or location.”
or directs to “wrong password or email” page (eventhough I try correct account information).
So my question is: How can I handle that two factor authentication in my test script?
Note: I am using ChromeDriver and Java
there are two possible approaches:
first one, you can as Kiril S mentioned, get the link from email (mailinator.com is fine inbox for such testing).
second approach is avoiding the second verification with existing browser profile. Selenium uses a temporary profile, that's probably the reason of the second verification. I'm using existing browser profile (firefox), see Selenium Chromedriver - Open Chrome Normally. For Chrome should be similar.
I have started learning selenium Webdriver API recently. I was trying to automate a simple task of launching gmail.com and logging into account using Chrome browser.
The difference I noticed is when I open browser manually it lists my accounts on the Home page and then I can select the account, enter the password and login in complete
When I launch gmail.com using selenium it directly gives me log in window when I can enter email and password
Any reason why we see the difference while launching browser through selenium
I am trying to automate a web application deployed in an websphere application server environment. Websphere has application security enabled, so to access the application an username and password is required in the browser popup box. I am having a hard time automating the username password entry in this box from selenium webdriver. Most of the answers found on google suggest using "user:pass#URL" format, but this does not work for me. I am using firefox as a browser and using java as the language. How to solve this issue ?
How do you approach in situations where you enter username and password in normal window? Don't you externalize username and plain passwords in config files? If security is concern, save in encrypted format in config files and decrypt at run time. Getting around the JS popups is not easy and straightforward, using Robot solution is flaky too.
Send username and password through url like http://username:password#your-app.com. This should work.
String url = "http://username:password#your-app.com";
driver.get(url);