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This issue is reproducible when the new pop-up window is opened and it closes with a click of a button.
Go to the URL and click on a button that opens a new pop-up. This pop-up has a save and cancel button.
Click on cancel button which closes that pop-up.
Try to do any action on the base page it will throw a protocol issue.
Expected behavior and actual behavior
Expected behavior: Automation should continue to execute when the pop-up is closed using the cancel button.
Actual result: The selenium library hangs on clicking on the cancel button and we cannot perform any other action after that.
When I follow those steps, I see...
Environment
Browser: Google Chrome and version 112
Browser driver: Chrome-driver version 112.0.5615.49
Operating System: Windows 10
Libraries
Robot Framework: 6.1
Selenium: 4.12.0
SeleniumLibrary: 6.1.1
Interpreter: Python 3.11.5
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Try upgrading Selenium to the latest v4.15.2. There was a very nasty issue where within some of the JavaScript code that comes with Selenium was overriding a common function name _ and causing issues similar to what you describe within the steps to reproduce above. This selenium issue appeared in 4.12.0 and was fixed in 4.13.0.
Prerequisites
Steps to reproduce issue:
Expected behavior and actual behavior
Expected behavior: Automation should continue to execute when the pop-up is closed using the cancel button.
Actual result: The selenium library hangs on clicking on the cancel button and we cannot perform any other action after that.
When I follow those steps, I see...
Environment
Browser: Google Chrome and version 112
Browser driver: Chrome-driver version 112.0.5615.49
Operating System: Windows 10
Libraries
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: