using playwright page.route function, some http headers disappear is this normal?
I’m trying to get playwright to be as close to a regular chrome browser instance as it can be, while also speeding up the loading by removing unneeded requests for things like images. While doing so I noticed that when I use the route function my http headers change substantially. Using the most up to date playwright and browsers as well.
playwright python how can I catch exception and just gracefully quit
I’m unable to exit a playwright loop cleanly on KeyboardInterrupt/Exception. It is called by subprocess() in our CICD and always fails due to this garble when the system sends <ctrl+c> after running for its slotted time:
Record in playwright in existing devtools session using codegen
I have playwright installed with Python.
I have an application for which I can open remote debugging. Using chromium.connect_over_cdp(websocket_url), I am able to connect to same and work.
Having trouble with basic rendering of a full javascript page with playwright to create a PDF
Just trying to do a pretty basic scrape to PDF using Playwright in python. The coursera pages give me a hard time though.
Dynamic content isn’t showing up in page.content() Playwright
The problem is that this website data is not showing up: https://www.medicalcouncil.ie/public-information/check-the-register/search-results/?regno=411252
the location of the Python Playwright source code where the browser is launched
This is a python playwright source code debug problem.
Python: headless mode in Playwright doesn’t work
I have a really strange problem: starting my program with this headless=False option everything works correctly, pages are opened, buttons are clicked, in a nutshell Playwright does its job. As soon as I remove the headless mode or put headless=True, the program starts but closes after 1-2 seconds, doing absolutely nothing. (I notice this because it should return a .txt file to me).
Playwright tracing with or without explicitly creating a browser context
I’m confused about how browser contexts are used. In the tutorial I was able to merely do this:
what does exactly get_by_text return in playwright?
I have already read the documentation but I’m still kinda confused about get_by_text method in playwright python:
I have a small code demonstration that I try to get the selector of the text Sr. Enterprise Cloud & Snowflake Architect
then I just want to know the nature of that selector, is it a div or span or etc ..
Is it possible to change proxy “on fly” with python playwright?
For some testing reasons i need to enter site with one socks5 proxy and then change proxy to another socks5 proxy without closing browser or page. Is it possible on playwright?
Don’t find any leads in documentation or stackoverflow.