Playwright Target Page Context Or Browser Has Been Closed
Playwright Target Page Context Or Browser Has Been Closed. javascript Getting a " Error locator.click Target page, context or browser has been closed context or browser has been closed' on playwright:v1.41.1 #29226 Usually, this is caused by forgotten await keyword (floating promise), using event handlers like page.on or having wrongly ordered crawling loop
[Bug] WebKit crashes after 1662nd browser context has been created (and disposed) · Issue 8775 from github.com
//vvv await page.waitForSelector('div#rso h3') //^^^ Note that await page.waitForNavigation(); can cause a race condition if called after the event that triggers the navigation The most common cause is that your crawler doesn't properly wait for all actions and instead closes the page earlier than it should
[Bug] WebKit crashes after 1662nd browser context has been created (and disposed) · Issue 8775
Wrong foreach usage: forEach expects a synchronous function, so use a for-of loop if you are using await. context or browser has been closed' on playwright:v1.41.1 #29226 browser.newContext: Target page, context or browser has been closed is there specific reason behind it, or anything to do to avoid it also i notice that its happening with firefox The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Python Playwright Beginner[2023] Part 8 Browser Context Multiple Browser Context Playwright. I generally avoid waitForNavigation in favor of waiting for a selector or condition that appears on the next page. Not-so-obvious possible cause: promises are not being handled correctly, e.g.: Forgetting an await so that the browser.close() executes before your command has terminated
VScode playwright test explorer randomly fails tests with Error Target page, context or browser. Hardening against "Target page, context or browser has been closed" I'm automating a series of screens that pops an in-progress overlay that disables the page while it processes which can vary from 1-20 seconds typically. Usually, this is caused by forgotten await keyword (floating promise), using event handlers like page.on or having wrongly ordered crawling loop