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When writing tests for multiple windows, it's not easy to tell what Playwright Inspector window is associated with what window.
Maybe we could rename the "Playwright Inspector" window, use color themes, or other smart ways.
Example
Check here, where I just have 2 windows:
Motivation
It will make Playwright better by enabling developers to keep their sanity while working on tests interacting with multiple windows. (for example realtime-sync tests)
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Do you have any suggestions on how we might accomplish this? What would a different window title signify? Colors aren't accessible, so that's not good enough.
Do you have any suggestions on how we might accomplish this? What would a different window title signify? Colors aren't accessible, so that's not good enough.
It's a really good question, and it was very itentional that I did not mention a specific solution. But I think the screenshot makes it very clear, that something should be done 😅
What options could there be? What about patterns, if colors are not an option?
🚀 Feature Request
When writing tests for multiple windows, it's not easy to tell what Playwright Inspector window is associated with what window.
Maybe we could rename the "Playwright Inspector" window, use color themes, or other smart ways.
Example
Check here, where I just have 2 windows:
Motivation
It will make Playwright better by enabling developers to keep their sanity while working on tests interacting with multiple windows. (for example realtime-sync tests)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: