How do you start a seleno host with maximized browser window?

[82949712]

It starts with a half sized window, can I start with a maximized window? Thanks

[sirj77]

You just need to add this line into your Host class:

Instance.Application.Browser.Manage().Window.Maximize();

[robdmoore]

Thanks @sirj77

[thnk2wn]

When I do this it does maximize the browser but that appears to cause subsequent test inputs to fail. Removing the maximize code the test works as expected but non-maximized. Is the below incorrect or maybe a different in Chrome now?

public static class Host
{
    public static readonly SelenoHost Instance = new SelenoHost();

    static Host()
    {
        var chromeOptions = new ChromeOptions();            
        Instance.Run("Hakata.Web", 6600, c => c
            .UsingLoggerFactory(new ConsoleFactory())
            .WithRemoteWebDriver(() => BrowserFactory.Chrome(chromeOptions))
            .UsingCamera(Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory, "TestScreenShots"))
        );

        Instance.Application.Browser.Manage().Window.Maximize();
    }
}

[robdmoore]

That should definitely work. Have you tried setting an explicit size rather than maximise to see if the same problem happens?

Also, what error does it fail with on the second test run?

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When I do this it does maximize the browser but that appears to cause subsequent test inputs to fail. Removing the maximize code the test works as expected but non-maximized. Is the below incorrect or maybe a different in Chrome now?

public static class Host { public static readonly SelenoHost Instance = new SelenoHost();

static Host()
{
    var chromeOptions = new ChromeOptions();            
    Instance.Run("Hakata.Web", 6600, c => c
        .UsingLoggerFactory(new ConsoleFactory())
        .WithRemoteWebDriver(() => BrowserFactory.Chrome(chromeOptions))
        .UsingCamera(Path.Combine(AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory, "TestScreenShots"))
    );

    Instance.Application.Browser.Manage().Window.Maximize();
}

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[thnk2wn]

@robdmoore Not sure what changed but this seems to be working now. Thanks