Configures the timeout, in milliseconds, that the driver will attempt to located and attach to a newly opened instance of Internet Explorer. The default is zero, which indicates waiting indefinitely.
How long to wait for IE.
A self reference.
Configures whether the driver should attempt to remove obsolete WebElements from its internal cache on page navigation (true by default). Disabling this option will cause the driver to run with a larger memory footprint.
Whether to enable element reference cleanup.
A self reference.
Configures whether to enable persistent mouse hovering (true by default). Persistent hovering is achieved by continuously firing mouse over events at the last location the mouse cursor has been moved to.
Whether to enable persistent hovering.
A self reference.
Configures whether to clear the cache, cookies, history, and saved form data before starting the browser. Using this capability will clear session data for all running instances of Internet Explorer, including those started manually.
Whether to clear all session data on startup.
A self reference.
Configures whether to launch Internet Explorer using the CreateProcess API. If this option is not specified, IE is launched using IELaunchURL, if available. For IE 8 and above, this option requires the TabProcGrowth registry value to be set to 0.
Whether to use the CreateProcess API.
A self reference.
the configured proxy settings, or undefined if not set.
Sets the initial URL loaded when IE starts. This is intended to be used with #ignoreProtectedModeSettings to allow the user to initialize IE in the proper Protected Mode zone. Setting this option may cause browser instability or flaky and unresponsive code. Only 'best effort' support is provided when using this option.
The initial browser URL.
A self reference.
Whether to disable the protected mode settings check when the session is created. Disbling this setting may lead to significant instability as the browser may become unresponsive/hang. Only 'best effort' support is provided when using this capability.
For more information, refer to the IEDriver's required system configuration.
Whether to ignore protected mode settings.
A self reference.
an iterator of the keys set.
Merges another set of capabilities into this instance.
The other set of capabilities to merge.
A self reference.
Configures whether to require the IE window to have input focus before performing any user interactions (i.e. mouse or keyboard events). This option is disabled by default, but delivers much more accurate interaction events when enabled.
Whether to require window focus.
A self reference.
The capability key.
The capability value.
A self reference.
If the key is not a string.
Sets whether a WebDriver session should implicitly accept self-signed, or other untrusted TLS certificates on navigation.
whether to accept insecure certs.
a self reference.
Sets the default action to take with an unexpected alert before returning an error. If unspecified, WebDriver will default to UserPromptHandler.DISMISS_AND_NOTIFY.
The way WebDriver should respond to unhandled user prompts.
A self reference.
Sets the name of the target browser.
the browser name.
a self reference.
Sets the desired version of the target browser.
the desired version.
a self reference.
Sets the logging preferences. Preferences may be specified as a ./logging.Preferences instance, or as a map of log-type to log-level.
The logging preferences.
A self reference.
Sets the desired page loading strategy for a new WebDriver session.
the desired strategy.
a self reference.
Sets the target platform.
the target platform.
a self reference.
Sets the proxy settings for the new session.
The proxy configuration to use.
A self reference.
Configures whether proxies should be configured on a per-process basis. If not set, setting a #setProxy proxy will configure the system proxy. The default behavior is to use the system proxy.
Whether to enable per-process proxy settings.
A self reference.
Static chromeA basic set of capabilities for Chrome.
Static edgeA basic set of capabilities for Microsoft Edge.
Static firefoxA basic set of capabilities for Firefox.
Static ieA basic set of capabilities for Internet Explorer.
Static safariA basic set of capabilities for Safari.
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Class for managing IEDriver specific options.