How to Bypass the "the safari window is remotely controlled by an automated test".
Is there any way to disable the safari glass pane.
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I am trying to open a Visualforce page in Firefox using an automation tool (Web driver). While trying this, every time automated browser open the VF page it shows:
We can't display this page because your browser blocks cross-domain
cookies. Try again with a different supported browser.
How to run automation test script for the VisualForce Pages?
As title, there would be a alert "verify your identity with webauthn.io" poped when I regisetered a user through FIDO. The alert might have some options. My target is to write a script that can automatically sign in a website by selenium, but I have no idea how to handle this alert in selenium.
Is there any way to handle this alert?
the alert be like
For testing purposes you could use a virtual authenticator. Chromium based browsers have the option to emulate WebAuthn/FIDO2 authenticators - https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/webauthn/
I've found when the virtual authenticator is enabled, it'll "bypass" the menu in your image above. The WebAuthn ceremony is still completed, the menu just immediately utilizes the virtual authenticator when enabled. The same will be true for authentication
Some considerations
This is not an option in all browsers (notably Firefox and Safari)
For application testing I highly recommend that you still perform a round of manual testing utilizing a real authenticator (YubiKey, Face ID, Windows Hello, etc..)
Hope this helps
I have an issue related to the popup window in a mobile safari browser. In mobile browser popup not showing but when I opened the same site in Mackbook safari browser it's showing, its also showing on the mobile app but when I opened it on the mobile safari browser it's not showing. I checked the browser settings for popup it on.
We're using Browserstack to automate testing of my website. The website uses push notifications and so Safari prompts the user with a dialog asking for permission to send push notifications. This dialog blocks interaction with the browser and the test fails. We've tried browser.switchTo().alert().accept() as well as browser.switchTo().window() to close it or switch back to the website, to no avail.
Our company use some in-house web systems for daily business operations. These systems are optimized to IE, and don't function properly when you access to those applications via Chrome or Firefox.
I am using mattermost and GitHub Enterprise for development environment. These services limits functionalities when you access to those services via IE.
I have to set the default browser to IE according to guidelines in our company (and administrators can reset the default browser to IE).
So when I receive a mail that contains a URL of GitHub pull request, I have to launch Chrome, copy the URL in the mail, and paste it to addresses bar (you also have to close IE window if you clicked the URL by mistake).
I want Outlook to launch IE when I click the URL of the in-house web system, and launch Chrome when I click the URL of mattermost or GitHub Enterprise.
My question is: How can I change launched browser according to clicked URL on Outlook?