Richard Roberts

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@Michel73 Seems to be low on their priority list. A workaround I have found is using the Actions object: action.moveToElement(e).click().perform(); As far as I can tell, it's only needed for...

Right, as I mentioned in the comment, you will need to use the Actions object. Actions action = new Actions(webdriver); action.moveToElement(e).click().perform();

I am not familiar with Typescript sorry. The only workaround(s) I have found is the one I mentioned and also clicking the element instead of the element. Hope that helps