I am not able to open firefox browser in foreground when running using jenkins. It is being opened in the background and script is executed. But I need it to open in foreground to perform sikuli testing.
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When i have checked the cypress latest version of 12.5.1 it is suggested to use the playwright-webkit where the safari browser is using the webkit engine it seems. here I need to simulate real time safari browser execution. Is there any way to do this?
I have tried to execute the playwright-webkit but unluckily it is not even open the URL and webkit is not working properly and if we switch to chrome or another browser it is working fine. but my request is to execute in safari the most.
I am currently Automating a windows desktop application with a CEF windows popup inbetween.
What I am currently doing:
Using Appium for windows to automate the application and while the CEF windows popups I am using Selenium chromedriver to over the window in chrome browser. (This is working)
What I want to do:
Using only Appium automate both the desktop app and the CEF window popup. Is this possible?
I am trying to run a test (on ServiceNow platform) using Selenium IDE. In order to execute background scripts I put some sleep time using pause() command. But it's not working. Please find screen shot for reference.
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After a successful run in jenkin a mailer is triggered which contains a thucydide report link.When clicked on the link it open in my default browser i.e. chrome. But it not opening properly the pie chart is not getting displayed and all the test are green.
Can i change some setting to get it properly?
I want it to open it correctly in chrome n Firefox. As both displays similarly.
I am using selenium to automate some downloading tasks, but some pages start the downloads automatically and I need to know the links of those downloads during or after the download and the link is not available in the page.
How can I get the URL of the files that started downloading automatically?
If you are using Chrome to run your selenium scripts you can just navigate to the chrome://downloads/ and get the latest download file's URL.
Or you can fire a Ctrl+J keyboard action to the browser using java robot classes and open the tab.
(Chrome downloads page is a html page and you can capture elements in it)