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@christian-bromann > It seems that within mobile isDisplayed returns false if the element is not within viewport. Correct > Therefor it would be useful to integrate the checkIfDisplayedWithScrollDown into isDisplayed...

@christian-bromann I've talked with @DirkoOdendaal about this last week, but based on the W3C specs this would be an external bug in ChromeDriver because, according to that spec, it should...

I need to do some investigation on this, but what if WebdriverIO could determine the bundleID/package name with an Appium command and check the url based on a regular expression?...

We can't determine it from the url, but afaik we get a lot of information back in the driver. As said, I need to investigate if the bundleID/packageName is already...

Not 100% correct. This will work on Android Emulators and real devices, on iOS sims, but not on iOS real devices. That command will open Siri. There is a workaround...

My suggestion would be to create a new command to prevent complexity and call the `browser.url('string')` internally for all devices instead of iOS real devices (as long as we can...

> i could not find any straight forward capability to determine whether its simulator or real device. One way i was thinking to verify based on UUID Pattern. I analysed...

Ok, this might be useful - https://blog.diawi.com/2018/10/15/2018-apple-devices-and-their-new-udid-format/ - https://www.theiphonewiki.com/wiki/UDID Based on that we can determine that if it has 2 or more `-` something like this ```js const regex =...

Ok, then I'll start playing with in the appium-boilerplate and we can then copy the code over if it keeps working stabile

ok, tested it with the appium-boilerplate with the old implementation on sims with opening Safari, entering the address and get to the deeplink screen ```log [iPhone 12 iOS 14.5 #0-0]...