Use Playwright's position option with click() for simple offset clicks within an element, or the Mouse API for precise control beyond its bounding box

Handling timeouts effectively is crucial for stable and reliable test automation with Playwright.

Multi-domain testing is essential when working with applications that involve authentication, cross-domain interactions, or different user roles.

When running multiple tests in Playwright, logging in repeatedly can slow down test execution. Instead, you can store session cookies after the first login and reuse them in subsequent tests.

Playwright offers powerful locator strategies to find elements on a page. One such strategy is internal:has-text, which allows for precise text matching using regular expressions.

Playwright’s built-in synchronization mechanisms cover most scenarios, but there are times when you need finer control over network requests. This is where waitForResponse shines.

You may encounter repeated elements such as buttons, links, or icons when testing web applications. These are commonly found in rows of tables or on product cards on shopping websites. A classic example is an “Add to Cart” button on every product card or a “Delete” button on each table row.

Playwright’s Aria Snapshots offer a powerful method to capture and compare the accessibility tree of your web application. This feature is invaluable for ensuring accessibility compliance and serves as a stable alternative to traditional visual testing methods.

In Playwright, ensuring that a page has fully loaded before interacting with its elements is crucial for test reliability. The waitForLoadState method allows you to wait for specific loading states, enhancing the stability of your scripts.

Playwright’s addLocatorHandler streamlines test automation by automatically managing unexpected popups like cookie dialogs, ensuring smoother and more reliable workflows.

Playwright’s locator.filter method provides a robust solution by allowing testers to narrow down locators based on specific criteria, such as text content within cells.