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Window object lacks some features
See original GitHub issueThe Window object lacks IsVisible or similar property.
Am I supposed to use IsOffScreen instead?
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Yes, it’s
IsOffScreen.Visiblecould also mean something else (like theWindowState.Minimized). So I prefer theIsOffScreen.That is totally fine. It tries to get a point it can use to click the element. If the element is hidden / offscreen / overlapped, it will return false.