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In selenium test automation, sometimes, when clicking on 'external' pdf links, I see the pdf load in a new window, and it seems to have a reasonable/readable URL in the address bar. However, when using driver.getCurrentUrl(), the return value is something like chrome-extension://mhjfbmdgcfjbbpaeojofohoefgiehjai/index.html. Any way to force the selenium driver to give me the actual url?
In selenium test automation, sometimes, when clicking on 'external' pdf links, I see the pdf load in a new window, and it seems to have a reasonable/readable URL in the address bar. However, when using driver.getCurrentUrl(), the return value is something like chrome-extension://mhjfbmdgcfjbbpaeojofohoefgiehjai/index.html. Any way to force the selenium driver to give me the actual url?
- I've never seen that... are you sure you are in the right window? You need to post a minimal reproducible example so we can repro the issue. – JeffC Commented Jan 23 at 23:31
- Thank you for the clue. I'm not convinced I am getting the window handles back from the selenium driver in the order expected. driver.getWindowHandles() returns a Set, and I had been able to reliably iterate through the set in the order in which members were added, but that does not seem to completely hold true with selenium-server-4.27.0, but haven't tested enough to be sure. Either way, I am able to ignore the handles with URLs that contain 'chrome-extension', and fish out the handle I want, and pull the URL from that one. – JackhammersForWeeks Commented Jan 24 at 1:25
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Reset to default 0See comment above. Was getting inconsistent return values from driver.getWindowHandles() which was causing the wrong window to be switched to.
In selenium test automation, sometimes, when clicking on 'external' pdf links, I see the pdf load in a new window, and it seems to have a reasonable/readable URL in the address bar. However, when using driver.getCurrentUrl(), the return value is something like chrome-extension://mhjfbmdgcfjbbpaeojofohoefgiehjai/index.html. Any way to force the selenium driver to give me the actual url?
In selenium test automation, sometimes, when clicking on 'external' pdf links, I see the pdf load in a new window, and it seems to have a reasonable/readable URL in the address bar. However, when using driver.getCurrentUrl(), the return value is something like chrome-extension://mhjfbmdgcfjbbpaeojofohoefgiehjai/index.html. Any way to force the selenium driver to give me the actual url?
- I've never seen that... are you sure you are in the right window? You need to post a minimal reproducible example so we can repro the issue. – JeffC Commented Jan 23 at 23:31
- Thank you for the clue. I'm not convinced I am getting the window handles back from the selenium driver in the order expected. driver.getWindowHandles() returns a Set, and I had been able to reliably iterate through the set in the order in which members were added, but that does not seem to completely hold true with selenium-server-4.27.0, but haven't tested enough to be sure. Either way, I am able to ignore the handles with URLs that contain 'chrome-extension', and fish out the handle I want, and pull the URL from that one. – JackhammersForWeeks Commented Jan 24 at 1:25
1 Answer
Reset to default 0See comment above. Was getting inconsistent return values from driver.getWindowHandles() which was causing the wrong window to be switched to.
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