I am very new to mac and I'm trying to start first selenium script on safari. For all I know, browser extension is not supported anymore and safaridriver should be defaultly installed by apple, also for MacOS Sierra. According to Apple documentation I should find it in /usr/bin/safaridriver, but on my mac it looks like there's no usr, bin diretories. Also I can't find safaridriver. Is it possible that I don't have those directories at all and webdriver file? I already installed python3, selenium and enabled remote automation in safari browser. But the problem with webdriver remains...
try this:
On Mac desktop:
click: 'Go'
Click: 'Go to folder'
Input: '/usr/bin'
Click: 'Go'
You bin folder should open, the safari driver is located there
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While setting up Appium on Mac, I am stuck at a point where we have got .app file to automate on an iphone simulator.
I am able to launch app which comes with .xcodeproj on Xcode.
But now I have an MyApp.app file to use on a Simulator. if I try to open a simulator using UDID it always open latest iOS version on Latest iPhone Simulator using this command:
open -a "Simulator" --args -CurrentDeviceUDID 8A63E11E-BEE4-4A1A-B77B-205D19A3DEE3
I need to open this on a specific iOS version on specific device then install MyApp.app on it. (also I am not able to get bundle id of app; not sure at which step I can do this)
Moreover, it Would be great if you can also share settings for Appium Inspector and where to fetch values from ?
I'm trying to run a working library on a different computer. Installed Xcode6.1 and updated from Mavericks to Yosemite OS and the Debug area opens and closes quickly with no output. No output in terminal either. Installed the latest command line tools. Working fine on my other machine, anyone else having this issue?
You have to activate manually, view->Debug Area->Activate Console or with the icons at the right
I am developing an installer for Mac using Install4j, where in i need to install a Chrome Extension (.crx file) from the installer. I have tried placing the crx file inside
~USERNAME/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/External
and
/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/External Extensions/
but non of that worked. I have referenced to this stackoverflow question : How do I manually install extensions on Chrome for OS X?
My Bad, the Deployment options link in the reference url solved the problem for me.
How do I install an add-on globally in Firefox 22+ on Mac OSX? There have been so many changes to the add-on API and directory structures in the past year nothing I have found seems to work.
Have you tried this approach?
To install an extension to be used by all users on Mac OS X, copy it to:
/Library/Application Support//Extensions//
For example, if you've created a standalone application for Mac OS X that includes a plugin for Firefox, your installer would extract its extensions files to the following folder:
/Library/Application
Support/Mozilla/Extensions/{ec8030f7-c20a-464f-9b0e-13a3a9e97384}/{dba45d40-f69e-11dc-95ff-0800200c9a66}
Where {ec8030f7-c20a-464f-9b0e-13a3a9e97384} is Firefox's application ID,
and {dba45d40-f69e-11dc-95ff-0800200c9a66} is the extension's ID.
Source : Installing extensions
I've compiled vim73 manually on Mac OS X Lion using xcode and ruby1.9.3 on rvm. I've compiled the C extension for command-t. When I press leader+t the command-t is opening, it is showing some files, but when I type some chars it doesn't search.
What is the problem?
This isn't a direct answer but FWIW I had (prematurely I'm sure) given up on Command-T + Lion until I got into using the Janus MacVim distro which does sucessfully pull it down, build and integrate it.
I have the same behaviour on my Mac. It works as soon as I :cd into a different directory. For some reason it does not work under ~/