ANUNAYA THAKUR

change the value to 200 and use a while loop to check if the element is displayed, break and then click the element.

You can do the below: i = 0 while i == 100: TouchActions(driver).scroll(0, 100).perform(); try: if(driver.find_element_by_accessibility_id("value").is_displayed()) break; except NoSuchElement: i++

Unfortunately I do not have any application like that to test, please ping me at [email protected] we can have a hangout all.

check this https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/webview2/how-to/webdriver

Also check #1668

keyboard instance is not disposed after driver.quit(). That is the reason you are facing the issue. Better use set clipboard and ctrl+v.

The default time is 60 seconds.you can use ms experimental wait as capability but the maximum wait for that is 50 Seconds.

You can write a small batch file and using the task scheduler can launch the automation other option would be to use Azure pipleline for your tests.

@mcsia I don't know whether you are still facing the problem can you try this: ``` notepadSession.findElement(By.name("Find")).findElements("Find what:"))[1].sendKeys("Hi");) ```

This works ``` var desktopCapabilities = new AppiumOptions(); desktopCapabilities.App = "Root"; string WindowsApplicationDriverUrl = "http://127.0.0.1:4725/wd/hub"; desktopSession = new WindowsDriver(new Uri(WindowsApplicationDriverUrl), desktopCapabilities); Assert.IsNotNull(desktopSession); var RSWindow = desktopSession.FindElementByName(""); var RSTopLevelWindowHandle = RSWindow.GetAttribute("NativeWindowHandle");...