I’m guessing you are testing it in Firefox, in that case: Firefox only supports reading the clipboard in browser extensions, using the “clipboardRead” extension permission. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Clipboard/readText#browser_compatibility
I think the correct answer here got lucky that the element they were looking for happened to be at the bottom of the page and didn’t really explain why this occurs in Firefox commonly. Browsers other than Firefox treat Webdrivers move_to_element action as scroll to part of page with element then hover over it. Firefox … Read more
<audio src=”https://stackoverflow.com/music/good_enough.mp3″> <p>If you are reading this, it is because your browser does not support the audio element. </p> </audio> and if you want the controls <audio src=”https://stackoverflow.com/music/good_enough.mp3″ controls> <p>If you are reading this, it is because your browser does not support the audio element.</p> </audio> and also using embed <embed src=”https://stackoverflow.com/music/good_enough.mp3″ width=”180″ height=”90″ loop=”false” … Read more
Preferences → Privacy → remove individual cookies They are grouped by domain, and you can eliminate all cookies from selected domain with one click. Update: Option → Privacy → remove individual cookies
Usually I just open DevTools, switch to the appropriate panel if necessary, and hit pause. Opening DevTools: Via menus, or by press F12, Ctrl+Shift+I, or Cmd+Shift+I depending on browser and OS. Switching panels: Pick the panel from the tabs at the top of DevTools. It’ll be called “Debugger” (Firefox, IE) or “Sources” (Chrome) or similar. … Read more
What about: window.parent.$(elementid).attr(attributeName);
Click on the element inside the element inspector. Move your mouse over the element, press the up arrow key and then the down arrow key. You’ll see the hover properties.
In the current version of Firefox at writing this answer (ver 63.0.3), in the Developer Tools, the Debugger section, there’s an icon with the tooltip “Skip all pausing” or “Deactivate breakpoints”. When enabled it seems to disable stopping at any debugger instruction.
After having tried to find a Firefox setting for various hours, and after having opened a bounty, I think the right answer to this question is: At the moment of writing (March 2018), it is not possible to disable the same policy origin in Firefox by simply setting a flag. I would personally recommend people … Read more