Dmitry Gozman

[Here is a third-party reporter](https://github.com/alexneo2003/playwright-azure-reporter) that integrates with ADO. While we did not finalize our plans on integration with ADO, you could give that reporter a try.

> It worked fine in my Playwright TypeScript. I was wondering if it can be used similarly in Python, Java, C# ? Cause I need to provide solutions to my...

Indeed, `clipboard-read` and `clipboard-write` are only supported in Chromium.

We suggest to set permission per browser. Most likely, you already have test projects with different browsers configured, so just move `permission` to the respective project. ```ts // playwright.config.ts export...

I can repro this. Note: this requires some server running on the localhost. Most likely the upstream issue.

Scenario: some https site does `fetch('localhost', { mode: 'no-cors' })`, that hangs with interception enabled. Investigation revealed the following protocol sequence: - (event) Fetch.requestPaused(id1, networkId1, GET) - (event) Network.requestWillBeSent(networkId1, GET)...

@citizensas This is all implemented in `crNetworkManager.ts` file. We assume one-to-one mapping between `requestWillBeSent` and `requestPaused` which is not the case here. The proper solution will most likely be upstream...

@bigcakes If you have a repro that we can run locally, please share. That would definitely help with fixing the issue.

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