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I'm doing UI automation with Selenide. I can't locate elements inside with regular way by xpath or css selector.
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I'd like to find predictable and stable solution to make automation of on Java
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I'm new to the Java Swing Package and I am trying to build a basic application. I want to change the dock icon on MacOS from the basic Java logo to my own and I tried using the code below but nothing changes. And this is the dock icons. I'm using MacOS 12.0.1 and Java SE 17.
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How can I reliably simulate touch events on Android without root (like Automate and Tasker)?
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Im working on an app, which would contain arrays which will have their intervals and I want to run the array so every interval, the app would run in the background and simulate a tap on the screen
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If you are running this as part of an instrumented test, that is very simple:
(need to add UiAutomator for this)
val device = UiDevice.getInstance(InstrumentationRegistry.getInstrumentation())
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If you want to click on the screen during a normal app run:
check This SO question
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No "Docked Mode" option in "Preview" settings in Android Studio once undocked
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Im not really sure about how my preview window ended up as a different window. I would like to restore it back to the left of the screen, like the default mode. I can't find the way to do it! Thank you!
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How to prevent Screen Capture in Android
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I have an Android banking app that prevents from taking a snapshot of the screen how do I do that in my own app.
Does anyone know how this is achieved?
It can be achieved by adding a simple code in the activity
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}
Just add FLAG_SECURE flag in the activity. It Works for all Android versions higher than HONEYCOMB ie API 11 or higher.
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Thsi prevents screenrecording and screenshots