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My project have routing based on hosts. But web driver make request to http://127.0.0.1:9080.
How can i change host?
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Linux is pretty similar and even easier than macOS, there is a google-chrome
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Today, I stumbled upon the lack of ability to set the page load timeout defined by the W3C WebDriver standard [1]. The underlying Python Selenium implementation does provide a corresponding set_page_load_timeout
method in selenium.webdriver.remote.webdriver.WebDriver
[2].
Too me, it is not completely clear how this should be handled on the library level. SeleniumLibrary currently has two ki
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The current implementation of
find_by_text
uses the following xpath://*[text()="some text"]
, which only looks at the first text node within an element. This makes it difficult to query for elements with text split across multiple text nodes.I think it would be useful to add an alternative that acts more like
element.textContent()
, querying against all inner text of an element rather tha