Selenium Python Automation Testing from Scratch and Frameworks - Techniques to Handle Child Windows/Tabs with Selenium

The video tutorial explains how to handle child windows and tabs using Selenium WebDriver. It covers the creation of a new class for managing child windows, the use of locators like tag names, and the process of switching between parent and child windows. The tutorial also demonstrates how to close child windows after switching back to the parent window, emphasizing the importance of understanding window handles and IDs in Selenium automation.

What is the primary purpose of using Selenium WebDriver in the context of child windows?

Explain how Selenium treats new tabs and new windows.

In what scenarios might you need to handle multiple child windows in Selenium?

What are the best practices for using tag names as locators in Selenium?

What challenges might arise when trying to extract text from a child window?

What steps must be taken to switch from a parent window to a child window in Selenium?

How can you retrieve the window ID of a child window after it has been opened?

What is the significance of the 'window handles' method in Selenium?

How does the order of window opening affect the indices of window handles?

Describe the process of closing a child window and returning to the parent window.