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Vivaldi support #1
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With new session pass Viviladi Exe Path
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I've tried that already. Same error with or without unfortunately. This is my entire script for testing, as an example: #SingleInstance, Force
#Persistent
#NoEnv
SendMode Input
SetWorkingDir, %A_ScriptDir%
SetWinDelay, 0
OnExit("EndSessions")
#Include ../Rufaydium/Rufaydium.ahk
browserPath := "C:\Users\ciles\Desktop\Vivald\Application\vivaldi.exe"
browserDriver := "chromedriver.exe"
Browser := new Rufaydium(browserDriver)
Browser.capabilities.Setbinary(browserPath)
; Set `--new-window` argument so that each new session will have it's own window.
Browser.capabilities.addArg("--new-window")
Browser.capabilities.addArg("--profile-directory=Default")
Browser.capabilities.addArg("--app=https://www.youtube.com")
; "C:\Users\ciles\Desktop\Vivald\Application\vivaldi.exe" --new-window --profile-directory=Default --app=https://www.youtube.com
BrowserSession := browser.NewSession(browserPath)
return
EndSessions() {
global Browser
Browser.QuitAllSessions()
Browser.Driver.Exit()
ExitApp,
return
} |
While creating Browser Session Rufaydium check for Browser version with viviladi version which does not matches, |
Fair answer to me, I'll take a look! |
I'm currently trying to use the Chrome driver to launch a Vivaldi session. I've done this before in the past, but it seems Vivaldi changed it's versioning:
This version of Vivaldi should be using the 120 version of the Chrome driver. But the Vivaldi version seems to be throwing off the version check. Is there a way around this?
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