Alexei Barantsev

I've got the same issue IDEA 14.0.1 Markdown 0.9.7

I can add some info based on Selenium Java test suite, there is a test against this page: https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/blob/master/common/src/web/mousePositionTracker.html ``` public void testMovingMouseToRelativeElementOffset() { driver.get(pages.mouseTrackerPage); WebElement trackerDiv = driver.findElement(By.id("mousetracker")); new...

Note that I've added Thread.sleep(200) after click. Do you think it's delayed even more? Trace level log: ``` 1509811879427 geckodriver INFO geckodriver 0.19.1 1509811879435 geckodriver INFO Listening on 127.0.0.1:31928 1509811880122...

The link is immediately clickable. It's a plain 'a' element with 'href' attribute. It's clickable as soon as it's visible. I can reproduce the issue on other sites too. No...

I disagree. The issue is not related to "click" operation. The essense is that the "get" operation does not wait till the current navigation is complete, it interrupts the navigation.

Why can't geckodriver handle "pipe error" and "JavaScript error"? They came from the browser, why can't they be wrapped (and then suppressed) by geckodriver?

Firefox Nightly and the released version of geckodriver 0.15 for windows.

As far as I know Python test frameworks suppress stdout of spawned processes. I use Java binding. At the moment I see less internal browser error messages than in the...

Is there a known workaround to use Client class in an ESM module?