Can I add/use Experimental options in Selenium Web Driver?

Kermen · July 8, 2022, 8:49am

Ruri · July 9, 2022, 10:47am

I’m afraid you will need to be more specific, where and how exactly are they specified? Look at the source code (starting from here) and let me know what you would change in order to activate the experimental options, sadly I don’t have time to look into this properly myself.

github.com

openbullet/OpenBullet2/blob/master/RuriLib/Blocks/Selenium/Browser/Methods.cs#L22


      
          using System.Linq;
          using System.Drawing;
          using RuriLib.Helpers;
          
          
namespace RuriLib.Blocks.Selenium.Browser
          {
              [BlockCategory("Browser", "Blocks for interacting with a selenium browser", "#bdda57")]
              public static class Methods
              {
                  [Block("Opens a new selenium browser", name = "Open Browser")]
                  public static void SeleniumOpenBrowser(BotData data, string extraCmdLineArgs = "")
                  {
                      data.Logger.LogHeader();
          
          
            // Check if there is already an open browser
                      var oldBrowser = data.TryGetObject<RemoteWebDriver>("selenium");
                      if (oldBrowser is not null)
                      {
                          data.Logger.Log("The browser is already open, close it if you want to open a new browser", LogColors.JuneBud);
                          return;
                      }

Kermen · July 9, 2022, 11:07am

First of all there are few things missing in OB 2(I Know its still in beta) compare to OB 1, Selenium features
Like Custom CMD arguments, Extension Support

And I am suggesting to add Experimental options
Reference:

Like in OB 1 Source:LINK

there is Add Argument Options
chromeop.AddArgument("--disable-notifications");

Same way there should be
chromeop.excludeSwitches("disable-popup-blocking");

All Selenium Arguments : LINK

Ruri · July 9, 2022, 11:09am

Please open an issue on github and copy the content of this post so that we can keep track of it and not forget, thank you.

Kermen · July 9, 2022, 11:10am

okay i will ,thanks