How to programmatically (with Javascript) set a narrow window size with the new Chrome version (from v69)?
We have some UATs (user acceptance tests) which run in Jenkins with the Chromedriver, and some of them do not run anymore since the protractor (Javascript Angular UI-Test framework) cannot set browser-width size under 552px.
Also manually you cannot resize the window-width to like 320px (iphone 5 wide) anymore with the newer Chrome version. (except developer tools and mobile simulation)
Is there any way achieving this? Setting the windows size manually to any size like 320px * 500px?
PS: In protractor.conf you can define a global resolution, but this is not what we want since we also have tests, where we also need to change the resolution in the middle of a test.
Old way, which does not work for narrow sizes anymore:
browser.driver.manage().window().setSize(320, 568).then(() => {
browser.manage().window().getSize().then(function (windowSize) {
console.log('Used Resolution ' + windowSize.width + ' x ' + windowSize.height);
});
callback();
}, callback);
output: Used Resolution 552 * 568
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We have some UATs (user acceptance tests) which run in Jenkins with the Chromedriver, and some of them do not run anymore since the protractor (Javascript Angular UI-Test framework) cannot set browser-width size under 552px.
Also manually you cannot resize the window-width to like 320px (iphone 5 wide) anymore with the newer Chrome version. (except developer tools and mobile simulation)
Is there any way achieving this? Setting the windows size manually to any size like 320px * 500px?
PS: In protractor.conf you can define a global resolution, but this is not what we want since we also have tests, where we also need to change the resolution in the middle of a test.
Old way, which does not work for narrow sizes anymore:
browser.driver.manage().window().setSize(320, 568).then(() => {
browser.manage().window().getSize().then(function (windowSize) {
console.log('Used Resolution ' + windowSize.width + ' x ' + windowSize.height);
});
callback();
}, callback);
output: Used Resolution 552 * 568
angular google-chrome protractor selenium-chromedriver asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:01
akcasoyakcasoy
2,60473258
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We have some UATs (user acceptance tests) which run in Jenkins with the Chromedriver, and some of them do not run anymore since the protractor (Javascript Angular UI-Test framework) cannot set browser-width size under 552px.
Also manually you cannot resize the window-width to like 320px (iphone 5 wide) anymore with the newer Chrome version. (except developer tools and mobile simulation)
Is there any way achieving this? Setting the windows size manually to any size like 320px * 500px?
PS: In protractor.conf you can define a global resolution, but this is not what we want since we also have tests, where we also need to change the resolution in the middle of a test.
Old way, which does not work for narrow sizes anymore:
browser.driver.manage().window().setSize(320, 568).then(() => {
browser.manage().window().getSize().then(function (windowSize) {
console.log('Used Resolution ' + windowSize.width + ' x ' + windowSize.height);
});
callback();
}, callback);
output: Used Resolution 552 * 568
angular google-chrome protractor selenium-chromedriver asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:01
akcasoyakcasoy
2,60473258
We have some UATs (user acceptance tests) which run in Jenkins with the Chromedriver, and some of them do not run anymore since the protractor (Javascript Angular UI-Test framework) cannot set browser-width size under 552px.
Also manually you cannot resize the window-width to like 320px (iphone 5 wide) anymore with the newer Chrome version. (except developer tools and mobile simulation)
Is there any way achieving this? Setting the windows size manually to any size like 320px * 500px?
PS: In protractor.conf you can define a global resolution, but this is not what we want since we also have tests, where we also need to change the resolution in the middle of a test.
Old way, which does not work for narrow sizes anymore:
browser.driver.manage().window().setSize(320, 568).then(() => {
browser.manage().window().getSize().then(function (windowSize) {
console.log('Used Resolution ' + windowSize.width + ' x ' + windowSize.height);
});
callback();
}, callback);
output: Used Resolution 552 * 568
angular google-chrome protractor selenium-chromedriver angular google-chrome protractor selenium-chromedriver asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:01
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:01
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edited Nov 21 '18 at 16:44
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:01
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:01
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:01
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