27-09-23 12:59 PM
Hi,
on our BP6.10.5, Since chrome has been updated to v117 recently we are having trouble spying elements in any mode, the vms that have not been updated that are on v116 seem fine - checkbox is already on browser extension connectivity in settings - is anyone else having issues?
27-09-23 01:22 PM
Hi James Keefe,
There is a post related to UIA spy mode, but based on my observation able to spy other modes. I would suggest to try to remove and add the extensions and restart the browser and vm then try again, whether it will change anything.
UIA Mode
https://community.blueprism.com/discussion/uia-spy-method-not-working?ReturnUrl=%2fcontent%2fallrecentposts
Knowledge base article:
https://support.blueprism.com/en/support/solutions/articles/7000084193--notification-updated-18-sept-23-latest-versions-of-chrome-and-edge-browsers-causing-issues-with-u
For UI mode to work you need to command "add -force-renderer-accessibility=complete"
28-09-23 11:45 AM
Hi, from the article- the --force-renderer-accessibility=complete option is not helping some of our processes - we can't seem to spy elements in any mode following the v117 update. on the article there is this option -
Alternatively, it is possible enable this option via Google Chrome itself without performing code change on the object level by going to chrome://accessibility/ and enabling the five options shown below:
However the problem we're getting is that once these boxes are ticked, when we close and reopen they are no longer there. any ideas how to get around that?
thanks
James
28-09-23 04:05 PM
Hi James Keefe,
Check below thread. It has both turn on and turn off the accesibility mode.
https://support.google.com/chrome/thread/128103339/web-accessibility-getting-checked-off-in-accessibility?hl=en
cd "path to where chrome.exe is on your computer"
Example:
cd "C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application"
chrome.exe --disable-renderer-accessibility
chrome.exe --force-renderer-accessibility
instead.
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29-09-23 07:11 AM
Yes, we are also facing this issue now after the new chrome update.
I've given feedback on that knowledge article because the Chrome settings are not getting saved so that article needs to be actively updated for all the details and the resolution.
Appending " --force-renderer-accessibility=complete" to URL so far seems to be working.
E.g. "www.google.com --force-renderer-accessibility=complete"
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29-09-23 10:02 AM
Thanks for the reply Harish.
I tried the above in cmd prompt with
- it opens chrome and going into accessibility the boxes are already ticked now, however closing and reopening chrome reverts back to them all being unticked again. not ideal but i guess we'll have to revert to v116 unless theres way to keep accessibility on.
regards
James