Bypass the External Protocol pop-up window during selenium automation

Question

I run automation on Mac and ubunto (using cucumber, selenium web driver, junit)

during automation, I click the link with the non http protocol

The "External Protocol" popup will appear.

It blocks my test from testing the rest of the web page.

How can I easily get around it?

I thought, perhaps, to write a jar that does nothing, and then register it in this external protocol, but this will not help, since this pop-up window will still appear.

Maybe another browser can help?

Any other suggestions?

Answer 1

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2) - ( algo, ):

• "chrome://settings"
• css "# advanced-settings-expander"
• css "#privacyContentSettingsButton"
• , css "# - [value = ]"
• css selector "# content-settings-overlay-confirm"

Answer 2

chromedriver . , -

driver.execute_script("window.confirm = function(msg) { return true; }")

prefs = {"protocol_handler.excluded_schemes":{"afp":True,"data":True,"disk":True,"disks":True,"file":True,"hcp":True,"intent":True, "itms-appss":True, "itms-apps":True,"itms":True,"market":True,"javascript":True,"mailto":True,"ms-help":True,"news":True,"nntp":True,"shell":True,"sip":True,"snews":False,"vbscript":True,"view-source":True,"vnd":{"ms":{"radio":True}}}}    

chrome_options.add_experimental_option("prefs",prefs)

, , "sip://"
"sip":True "protocol_handler.excluded_schemes"

Answer 3

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*) AutoIT ScriptEditor MouseClick ( "", "700 430) .au3.

*) script Runtime.getRuntime(). exec (" D:\AutoIt\AutoItTest.exe");

*) script.

Answer 4

, Javascript-selenium webdriverJS, . chromeOptions = { 'args': ['--test-type', '--start-maximized', 'use-fake-ui-for-media-stream',], 'prefs': { protocol_handler: { excluded_schemes: { 'iamlegend': false } } }, };

'iamlegend'

Answer 5

Firefox, # :

firefoxOptions.SetPreference("network.protocol-handler.external.your_custom_protocol", true);
firefoxOptions.SetPreference("network.protocol-handler.expose.your_custom_protocol", true);
firefoxOptions.SetPreference("network.protocol-handler.warn-external.your_custom_protocol", false);

Internet Explorer stores protocol handlers in the registry (works only for local WebDriver):

var baseKey = @"Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\ProtocolExecute\your_custom_protocol";
var protocolKey = Microsoft.Win32.Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey(baseKey, true) ?? Microsoft.Win32.Registry.CurrentUser.CreateSubKey(baseKey);

protocolKey?.SetValue("WarnOnOpen", 0, Microsoft.Win32.RegistryValueKind.DWord);