aerokube / moon

Browser automation solution for Kubernetes and Openshift supporting Selenium, Playwright, Puppeteer and Cypress
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Slack sign-in page cannot be launched with Chrome browser on moon #415

Open Gevorgisk opened 7 months ago

Gevorgisk commented 7 months ago

Hi there, I’ve stumbled over this issue while trying to open signin page of Slack in Chrome browser on Moon. (it is needed for the test automation purposes) The reported message is:We are sorry, your browser is not supported. I checked the browser version, it should not be an issue, since the same version of Chrome can open the mentioned page w/o any issue locally.

Here is the error:

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The version of the browser on moon (122.0.6261.111):

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moon version -> 2.6.1

I also checked the system requirements of Slack against web browser and it also seems to be fitting the version of Chrome which I have on moon:

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vania-pooh commented 7 months ago

@Gevorgisk but do they support Chrome on Linux? Browsers in Kubernetes are Linux-based.

Gevorgisk commented 7 months ago

@Gevorgisk but do they support Chrome on Linux? Browsers in Kubernetes are Linux-based.

If we look to the Web Browser requirements of Slack there is no limitation or any special notes regarding that. Then why it should not be opened there?

vania-pooh commented 7 months ago

@Gevorgisk we don't know, I would check with Slack team. Our browser images are relying on official distributions from browser vendors, e.g. for Chrome we are using Linux Debian packages from Google repository.

Gevorgisk commented 3 months ago

@vania-pooh is there any update on this issue? Thanks!

vania-pooh commented 2 months ago

@Gevorgisk will the same work with more recent browser version in Moon?

Gevorgisk commented 1 month ago

@vania-pooh I just tried with this version:

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and unfortunately it still does not work.

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vania-pooh commented 1 month ago

@Gevorgisk I would send a support request to Slack team first. It seems that they consider some user agents as outdated.