How to test modals/popups using Lighthouse with Playwright in C# when URL does not change? #16473
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I’m currently using Lighthouse with Playwright and C# to automate accessibility testing. I’m successfully generating JSON and HTML reports, and extracting accessibility scores by passing URLs to Lighthouse using the CLI.
However, I’ve run into a limitation when testing modal dialogs or popups. These modals open dynamically within the same page — meaning the URL doesn’t change, and Lighthouse only audits the base URL, not the dynamically rendered modal content.
❓ Is there a recommended way to handle modal or popup testing in this scenario using Lighthouse?
Thanks in advance!
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