Tag SeleniumWebDriver

Waiting is a crucial part of writing reliable and robust Selenium tests. Whether you’re dealing with dynamic content, asynchronous loading, or complex UI interactions, understanding and mastering different wait strategies is key to ensure that consistent result out of the…

An element might be visible on the page, but that doesn't mean it's ready for interaction. For example, a dropdown built on top of an API response will always be present on the page, but its values will only populate once the API call completes. Adding a wait to check for the presence of the dropdown won't ensure that the values are ready for selection.