emulation leak on new tab

[tnt2k]

Tell me how to inherit a profile when opening a new tab or when clicking on a link from a window with a profile?
For some reason, my profile flies when I open a new tab. Found a solution to this problem via

driver.profiles.apply(profile)

and that results in an warnings

UserWarning: profile["options"] can't be applied when driver allready started
   warnings.warn('profile["options"] can\'t be applied when driver allready started')

, this warning is understandable since the proxy options are specified, but for some reason when trying to apply

driver.profiles.apply(profile["cdp" ])

getting the error

ValueError: 'touch' isn't a valid key for profile (selenium-profiles)

?

I did not understand how to solve the problem with following a link from a tab with a changed profile to a new tab opening.

[kaliiiiiiiiii]

Got what you mean. You're basically not supposed to pass the profile with driver.profiles.apply(profile["cdp" ])
The warning ppears when "options" is in profile. If you don't want the waring, just remove that key with del profile["options"].

Maybe the source-code helps you to understand:

def apply(self, profile:dict):
    """
    apply options after driver allready started
    :param profile: selenium-profiles options
    """
    from selenium_profiles.utils.utils import valid_key
    valid_key(profile.keys(),["cdp", "options"], "profile (selenium-profiles)")

    if "options" in profile.keys():
        warnings.warn('profile["options"] can\'t be applied when driver allready started')

    if "cdp" in profile.keys():
        # noinspection PyUnresolvedReferences
         self.cdp.apply(profile["cdp"])

or you could simply do: driver.profiles.cdp.apply(profile["cdp"])

I'll might implement in feature automatic apply for profiles. Also, you might need to execute:

from selenium_profiles.scripts.undetected import exec_cdp
exec_cdp(driver)

for undetectability on a new tab

[tnt2k]

don't understand what you mean by that? exec_cdp(driver.profiles.cdp_tools) ?

Oh sorry, just exec_cdp(driver) :)

the solution you proposed through the operation of Page.addScriptToEvaluateOnNewDocument can work within the same domain, but what about new tabs?

[kaliiiiiiiiii]

the solution you proposed through the operation of Page.addScriptToEvaluateOnNewDocument can work within the same domain, but what about new tabs?

For now, switch to the tab and then execute it.

[tnt2k]

the solution you proposed through the operation of Page.addScriptToEvaluateOnNewDocument can work within the same domain, but what about new tabs?

For now, switch to the tab and then execute it.

yes that's understandable, the issue is that opening a new tab on the landing page will lead to a leak.

[kaliiiiiiiiii]

yes that's understandable, the issue is that opening a new tab on the landing page will lead to a leak.

exactly.
But tbh not sure how to solve that issue. We'd need some listener at new tab for that
see crbug#2126

[kaliiiiiiiiii]

@tnt2k Implementation like in puppeteer/puppeteer#3667 (comment) should be possible to fix this issue => working on it :)

Basically attach debugger on every new page

[kaliiiiiiiiii]

resource

Perhabs you could create an if statement that checks if you are on an mobile device and then loop through all of your links and replace 'target="_blank"' with 'target="_self"'. I think thats fine because you only need this during the developement time on your pc.

if(/android|mobile/i.test(navigator.userAgent)){
   var links = document.getElementsByTagName("a");
   for(var i = 0; i < links.length; i++){
      links[i].setAttribute("target","_self");
   }
}

[kaliiiiiiiiii]

merge into #58