hi guys I wrote a software that needs to be permanently entered into a website and then perform a browser operation then close and open it again, and each time it opens, the browser profile changes ... but usually after 10 attempts, it seems that the Internet is cut off and the website dont open, but if I create a new tab myself, I can go to the same address manually ... Why does this happen ??... I use Firefox and geockdriver and of course selenium libraries
i created multiple Geockdriver.exe and tried to use each for one profile and also i set port for driver with profile.setPreference(FirefoxProfile.PORT_PREFERENCE, 65535); but still same problem happend
by the way i code in java
selenium-firefox-driver 4.1.3
firefox version 98.0.2
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I am having below error while using google colab on google chrome. It started coming up suddenly
Error
Could not load the JavaScript files needed to display output.
This is probably because your Google Account login access has expired or because third-party cookies are not allowed by your browser.
Please reload this page.
I followed instructions from here using this page as some settings have changed. I have added [*.]googleusercontent.com in the section Sites that can always use cookies using the below instructions
On your computer, open Chrome.
At the top right, click More More and
then Settings.
Click Privacy and security and then Cookies and other
site data.
Next to "Sites that can always use cookies," "Always
clear cookies when windows are closed," or "Sites that never use
cookies," click Add.
Apart from that I have tried below steps:
The google chrome>>incognito mode and firefox browser runs fine.
I have already restarted my machine and cleared my cookies.
My javascripts seem to be enable as they are on the setting Sites can use Javascript
My google account is fully functional and not facing any issues with gmail or any other site
How could I resolve this issue?
Do you have too many cells open on your Colab that aren’t needed? Start a new notebook with just the cells you need or get rid of them.
Solution1: Disconnect your collab runtime and Restart your browser.
Solution2: Clearing cookies of last 24hours (and restarting the system) fixed the issue.
If anyone find any better approach, let me know.
There is an issue opened already https://github.com/googlecolab/colabtools/issues/757
We have a Java application used by about five hundred computers, the recommended Firefox version to use is Firefox 43.
Every time a new user starts using the application or a new PC has to be installed we need to tell the user to manually click the button below and on the following window click "allow and remember".
Button to click
Searching the web I saw that firefox provides mozilla.cfg file which can be used to change parameters but I couldn't find which ones I should use to "allow and remember" plugin permissions so we don't have to tech every new user to do that (also, old users often forget). It would be great to distribute this file over the network or create a script to run along firefox installation.
In the program I'm creating i need to know what browser the user is using. I don't need to open it just determine what it is. I know i can do this on windows with the registry but I have no clue about mac. I have tried looking at the Desktop.getDesktop() function but it only allows me to open the browser.
I'm currently running my selenium webdriver tests in 2 browsers (studentdriver and tutordriver)
studentdriver = new ChromeDriver();# opening student in chrome browser
tutordriver = new FrefoxDriver();#opening tutor with firefox browser
and I'm student browser first and then tutorbrowser soth that student browser will be behind and tutorbrowser will be on front side. when script running with studentbrowser, it will automatically comes fron and tutorbrowser will be back side but when script start running using tutorbrowser it is not coming front side and it is creating some problem in between.
I need a solution to get tutorbrowser front when script start running on tutorbrowser.
Note: I should not close studentbrowser because I'm closing both the browsers in #After
((JavascriptExecutor) driver).executeScript("window.focus();");
try this with each driver.
Unfortunatly, this is an OS problem. It's up to the window manager to handle the ovelapping, tiling, organisation of the windows, which you can't control directly from your code.
The best bet you'll have is to launch a Sikuli Robot with which you'll be able to bring back the correct window. It's a bit of work, though, to include in your tests, but it can be used from Java with no problem
See the beast at http://www.sikuli.org
I am looking for an example code that will allow me to run Selenium commands against a browser that is already open.
Typically when you start testing with Selenium it opens a new instance of the browser. But I am looking
for a solution where you would run the script and it will just start executing its codes on whatever browser and tab is currently visible.
Is that possible?
As per my knowledge this is not possible with selenium.
You have to open browser during the test script only otherwise it won't be able to identify or capture already opened browser's object.
No its not. There is an old issue still open since 2009.