Selenium WebDriver with Java - Basics to Advanced and Frameworks - Examples on Handling Pop-ups with Modified WebDriver

The video tutorial explains how to set up a Chrome driver and navigate to a URL using Selenium. It covers handling basic and window authentication popups by embedding credentials in the URL. The tutorial demonstrates testing the authentication process and highlights the difference between window authentication popups and JavaScript alerts. The next lecture will focus on uploading files using AutoIt, as Selenium cannot handle file uploads from Windows machines.

What is the primary method used to navigate to a URL in Selenium?

• driver.open

• driver.navigate

• driver.load

• driver.get

How can you handle window authentication popups in Selenium?

• By embedding credentials in the URL

• By using JavaScript alerts

• By using a third-party library

• By manually entering credentials

What should you do to see the authentication popup again after logging in?

• Clear browser cache

• Use a different browser

• Restart the browser

• Open the URL in Incognito mode

What is the purpose of using Incognito mode in testing authentication?

• To avoid saving browsing history

• To ensure the popup appears as a fresh session

• To speed up the browser

• To use a different user profile

What is the difference between window authentication popups and JavaScript alerts?

• Window authentication popups are handled by embedding credentials in the URL

• JavaScript alerts can be handled with switch alert

• Window authentication popups can be handled with switch alert

• JavaScript alerts require credentials

Which method is NOT suitable for handling window authentication popups?

• Embedding credentials in the URL

• Using AutoIT

• Switching alerts

• Using Selenium's default methods

What is the next topic to be discussed after handling window authentication?

• Advanced Selenium techniques

• Using Selenium for mobile testing

• Uploading files using AutoIT

• Handling JavaScript alerts