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PAD 2.27 fail to click on images ccs selector

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Posted on by sferrero 6

Hello,

 

After updating PAD from 2.26 to 2.27, we have an issue with a CSS selector that is an image. 

We are using Chrome for the navigation.

Selector is:   img[title="OK"]

 

In 2.26 we could click on the image, but in 2.27 we can't - although we can see it finds it.

We have tried to recapture the control, clicking using Execute javascript on web page, but same result. It works with 2.26 but not with 2.27.

Anyone else facing this issue?  Any idea how to solve that? So far the only way I have found is to send a Return to foreground window which is not the ideal.

 

Thank you in advance,

 

 

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    VJR 7,635 on at

    Hi @sferrero 

    Since 2.27, MSFT has released new browser extensions as mentioned over here.

    Install Power Automate browser extensions - Power Automate | Microsoft Learn

    Upgrading to the new PAD version 2.27 might automatically add the new browser extensions too. But I believe it keeps the older one and also adds the new one. So, disable the old one from the extensions section of the browser.

    If you plan to uninstall and install the new one from the above links I recommend to think twice on it as several members on the forum are reporting browser interaction issues with 2.27.

     

    Also take a look at this article for some information

    Migration to Manifest V3 - Power Automate | Microsoft Learn

     

     

  • sferrero Profile Picture
    sferrero 6 on at

    Thanks for your answer @VJR 

    We are indeed using the new browser extension for Chrome and it's the only extension enabled in the browser - I forgot to mention that in my post.

    As you said, it was installed automatically but disabled, so we disabled the old extension and enabled the new one.

    Then we faced the problem with this specific control. The flow finds it, but can't click on it.

     

     

     

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