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[Question] How to get browser instance from launchPersistent
See original GitHub issueWhen handling extensions im having troubles with the new launch api.
from browser.launchPersistent how do i get a browser instance so i can
const targets = await this.browser.targets();
const backgroundPageTarget = targets.find(target => target.type() === 'background_page');
?
i can do it with browser.launch but then im in incognito mode which makes it harder/impossible to open the background_page devtool window programmatically.
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In the next release, persistent Chromium browser context will expose
backgroundPages(). See this test for a code snippet.Closing for now, please reopen if you find any issues.
thank you for your help @dgozman FYI in tested the snippet with 0.11.1-next.1183 and targets doesn’t have a background_page.
looking forward for the new api changes 😃