Windows, frames and drivers - SeleniumBase for Rust

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Methods are listed as name(arguments), called on a BaseCase as sb.name(...).await?. The argument names, the selector syntax and the return types are explained in Reading the API reference.

Windows, frames, and multiple drivers#

Method	Description
`switch_to_frame(selector)`	Enters a frame.
`switch_to_default_content()`	Returns to top document.
`switch_to_parent_frame()`	Goes to parent frame.
`set_content_to_frame(frame)`	Replaces the page with the content of an iframe on it, selected or named (an iframe with a web `src` opens in a new tab instead).
`switch_to_frame_of_element(selector)`	Enters the frame that holds the element; `None` if it is in this document.
`set_content_to_default()`	Brings back the page `set_content_to_frame` replaced; with nothing swapped, leaves the current frame like `switch_to_default_content`.
`set_content_to_parent()`	Undoes the last `set_content_to_frame`; with nothing swapped, like `switch_to_parent_frame`.
`switch_to_window(handle)`	Switches to a window.
`switch_to_new_window()`	Opens and switches to new window.
`switch_to_newest_window()`	Switches to the most recently opened window.
`switch_to_default_window()`	Switches back to the original window.
`close_window()`	Closes current window.
`maximize_window()` / `maximize()`	Maximizes window.
`minimize_window()` / `minimize()`	Minimizes window.
`set_window_size(w, h)`	Resizes window.
`set_window_position(x, y)`	Moves window.
`set_window_rect(x, y, w, h)`	Sets position and size.
`get_window_rect()`	Returns `(x, y, width, height)`.
`get_screen_rect()`	Returns `(width, height)`.
`get_new_driver()` / `get_new_driver_with(config)`	Opens a new browser with the current configuration (or `config`), makes it active and returns its `DriverId`. The browser that was active stays open.
`switch_to_driver(id)`	Makes the browser `id` the active one. Repeating the call changes nothing. An id that does not exist or was quit returns `InvalidConfig` and changes nothing.
`switch_to_default_driver()`	Makes the browser the case started with (`DriverId::DEFAULT`) the active one, however many others were opened.
`quit_extra_driver(id)`	Quits the browser `id`. When it is the active one, the case switches to the default browser. The default browser itself is quit with `quit()`.
`active_driver()`	The `DriverId` of the active browser.
`driver_count()`	The number of browsers still open, the active one included.