Playwright Knowledgebase

To click on modal popups like the infamous cookie conset alert we can either find and click the agree button or remove it entirely. Here's how.

To handle alert-type pop ups in Playwright the on "dialog" event can be captured and interacted with in both Python and NodeJS playwright clients

Learn how to scroll to the bottom of the page with Playwright using three distinct approaches for both Python and NodeJS clients.

To check whether an HTML element is present on the page using Playwright the page.locator() method can be used. Here's how.

Learn why the synchronous execution of Playwright is blocked on Jupyter notebooks and how to solve it using asyncio.

To take page screenshots in playwright we can use page.screenshot() method. Here's how to select areas and how to screenshot them in playwright.

To download files using Playwright we can either simulate the button click or extract the url and download it using HTTP. Here's how.

To persist playwright connection session between program runs we can save and load cookies to/from disk. Here's how.

To load local files as page URLs in Playwright we can use the file:// protocol. Here's how to do it.

To execute XPath selectors in playwright the page.locator() method can be used. Here's how.

To execute CSS selectors on current HTML data in Playwright the page.locator() method can be used. Here's how.

To wait for all content to load in playwright we can use several different options but page.wait_for_selector() is the most reliable one. Here's how to use it.

To capture background requests and response in Playwright we can use request/response interception feature through page.on() method. Here's how.

Blocking non-vital resources can drastically speed up Playwright. To do that page interception feature can be used. Here's how.