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Can this module be used to make the browser headless? #141
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You can pass options to the underlying browser to make it headless.
Different browsers have different options.
…On Fri, Mar 9, 2018, 3:46 PM neatville ***@***.***> wrote:
I'm used to being able to do this when using selenium with Python. I tried
searching, and I can't seem to even find any mention of doing this with
Haskell.
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Hi @neatville , Yes, sure! You can specify your own headless browser, see below:
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I tried searching, and I can't seem to even find any mention of doing this with Haskell.
Although, I do wonder if that is possible yet beyond the scope of this module's capabilities. (kind of like you have to start the selenium server outside of Haskell before running the tests). I did find an issue on here about PhantomJS, but I think that has become less relevant in recent years as chromedriver and geckodriver have caught up.
With Python and selenium I would just specify how everything should be within the python code itself - headless or not, what user agent should I use, etc.
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