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Inconsistent behavior using chrome args in DevTools #6294

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christian-bromann opened this issue Jan 7, 2021 · 2 comments
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Inconsistent behavior using chrome args in DevTools #6294

christian-bromann opened this issue Jan 7, 2021 · 2 comments
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christian-bromann commented Jan 7, 2021

With the WebDriver protocol Chrome flags don't need to be prefixed with --. With DevTools this won't work and will result in Chrome opening a tab for every flag used, e.g.

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Let's make this consistent and ensure that in DevTools all args are prefixed with -- when launching the browser.

@christian-bromann christian-bromann added Bug 🐛 first-timers-only Issues that are well described and directed for people that start contributing to the project good first pick a reasonable task to start getting familiar with the code base help wanted Issues that are free to take by anyone interested labels Jan 7, 2021
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devbret commented Mar 1, 2021

Hello, I am new to working on Open Source projects and I'd like to begin here. If this issue is still available, may I work on it? And if so, where is a good place to begin? Thank you for your help and time.

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Hi @devbret , unfortunately this bug has been already addressed by @rkeshwani in their PR #6294. Please have a look at the other good first pick issues. I am happy to help find something.

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