The most annoying thing I found with Selenium was that it wouldn't wait for the browser to respond to click events and rerender.
The approach in the blog post (and I think elsewhere ... not sure) is to poll the DOM with a timeout.
Is there a better solution to be add with something like `executeScript`? You could run `requestAnimationFrame`, and then poll for an indicator that the click, etc. handler has indeed finished. That way if it fails, you know about it pretty soon, without the need for long timeouts. This is all just a guess though.
The approach in the blog post (and I think elsewhere ... not sure) is to poll the DOM with a timeout.
Is there a better solution to be add with something like `executeScript`? You could run `requestAnimationFrame`, and then poll for an indicator that the click, etc. handler has indeed finished. That way if it fails, you know about it pretty soon, without the need for long timeouts. This is all just a guess though.