Maximizing Window and Deleting Cookies

This video tutorial covers managing browser settings using Selenium WebDriver, including maximizing the browser window and deleting cookies. It explains how to handle specific cookies for testing scenarios and provides practical examples of automation tasks. The tutorial concludes with a summary and a preview of the next topic, which is taking screenshots with Selenium.

What is the primary purpose of maximizing the browser window before starting test execution?

• To ensure the browser runs faster

• To prevent the browser from crashing

• To make sure all elements are visible during testing

• To reduce the memory usage of the browser

Which Selenium WebDriver method is used to delete all cookies before starting a test?

• driver.manage().deleteAllCookies()

• driver.manage().clearCookies()

• driver.manage().removeCookies()

• driver.manage().eraseCookies()

Why might you need to delete specific cookies during a test?

• To save storage space

• To test how the application behaves without certain cookies

• To increase browser speed

• To improve network security

What is a potential outcome of deleting a session ID cookie during a test?

• The browser will close

• The user will be logged out

• The page will refresh

• The test will fail

What is the main reason for adding cookies during runtime in a test?

• To reduce server load

• To increase test speed

• To simulate user sessions

• To bypass security checks

What commonality exists between maximizing windows and deleting cookies in Selenium WebDriver?

• Both are used to enhance security

• Both are managed through the driver.manage() method

• Both require additional plugins

• Both are specific to Chrome browser

What will be covered in the next lecture following this video?

• Automating form submissions

• Advanced cookie management

• Taking screenshots using Selenium WebDriver

• Handling browser alerts