Fields

• _capabilitiesBrowserName :: Maybe String

  Identifies the user agent.

• _capabilitiesBrowserVersion :: Maybe String

  Identifies the version of the user agent.

• _capabilitiesPlatformName :: Maybe Platform

  Identifies the operating system of the endpoint node.

• _capabilitiesAcceptInsecureCerts :: Maybe Bool

  Indicates whether untrusted and self-signed TLS certificates are implicitly trusted on navigation for the duration of the session.

• _capabilitiesPageLoadStrategy :: Maybe String

  Defines the current session’s page load strategy.

• _capabilitiesProxy :: Maybe Proxy

  Defines the current session’s proxy configuration.

• _capabilitiesSetWindowRect :: Maybe Bool

  Indicates whether the remote end supports all of the commands in Resizing and Positioning Windows.

• _capabilitiesTimeouts :: Maybe Timeouts

  Describes the timeouts imposed on certain session operations.

• _capabilitiesUnhandledPromptBehavior :: Maybe UserPromptHandler

  Describes the current session’s user prompt handler.

• _capabilitiesGoogChromeOptions :: Maybe ChromeOptions

  Chrome options

• _capabilitiesMozFirefoxOptions :: Maybe FirefoxOptions

  Firefox options

• _capabilitiesWebSocketUrl :: Maybe Bool
   

Fields

• timeoutsScriptMs :: Maybe Int
   
• timeoutsPageLoadMs :: Maybe Int
   
• timeoutsImplicitMs :: Maybe Int
   

Fields

• _chromeOptionsArgs :: Maybe [String]

  List of command-line arguments to use when starting Chrome. Arguments with an associated value should be separated by a '=' sign (such as, ['start-maximized', 'user-data-dir=tmptemp_profile']). See a list of Chrome arguments: https://peter.sh/experiments/chromium-command-line-switches/

• _chromeOptionsBinary :: Maybe FilePath

  Path to the Chrome executable to use. On macOS X, this should be the actual binary, not just the app, such as, ApplicationsGoogle Chrome.appContentsMacOS/Google Chrome.

• _chromeOptionsExtensions :: Maybe [ChromeExtension]

  A list of Chrome extensions to install on startup. Each item in the list should be a base-64 encoded packed Chrome extension (.crx)

• _chromeOptionsLocalState :: Maybe Object

  A dictionary with each entry consisting of the name of the preference and its value. These preferences are applied to the Local State file in the user data folder.

• _chromeOptionsPrefs :: Maybe Object

  A dictionary with each entry consisting of the name of the preference and its value. These preferences are only applied to the user profile in use. See the Preferences file in Chrome's user data directory for examples.

• _chromeOptionsDetach :: Maybe Bool

  If false, Chrome is quit when ChromeDriver is killed, regardless of whether the session is quit. If true, Chrome only quits if the session is quit or closed. If true and the session isn't quit, ChromeDriver cannot clean up the temporary user data directory that the running Chrome instance is using.

• _chromeOptionsDebuggerAddress :: Maybe String

  An address of a Chrome debugger server to connect to, in the form of hostname/ip:port, such as '127.0.0.1:38947'

• _chromeOptionsExcludeSwitches :: Maybe [String]

  List of Chrome command line switches to exclude that ChromeDriver by default passes when starting Chrome. Don't prefix switches with --.

• _chromeOptionsMinidumpPath :: Maybe FilePath

  Directory to store Chrome minidumps. (Supported only on Linux.)

• _chromeOptionsMobileEmulation :: Maybe ChromeMobileEmulation

  A dictionary with either a value for "deviceName," or values for "deviceMetrics", and "userAgent." Refer to Mobile Emulation for more information.

• _chromeOptionsPerfLoggingPrefs :: Maybe Object

  An optional dictionary that specifies performance logging preferences.

• _chromeOptionsWindowTypes :: Maybe [String]

  A list of window types that appear in the list of window handles. For access to webview elements, include "webview" in this list.

Fields

• _chromeClientHintsPlatform :: String

  The operating system. It can be either a known value (Android, "Chrome OS", "Chromium OS", Fuchsia, Linux, "macOS", Windows), that exactly matches the value returned by Chrome running on the given platform, or it can be a user defined value. This value is mandatory.

• _chromeClientHintsMobile :: Bool

  Whether the browser should request a mobile or desktop resource version. Usually Chrome running on a mobile phone with Android sets this value to true. Chrome on a tablet Android device sets this value to false. Chrome on a desktop device also sets this value to false. You can use this information to specify a realistic emulation. This value is mandatory.

• _chromeClientHintsBrands :: Maybe [BrandAndVersion]

  List of brand / major version pairs. If omitted the browser uses its own values.

• _chromeClientHintsFullVersionList :: Maybe [BrandAndVersion]

  List of brand / version pairs. It omitted the browser uses its own values.

• _chromeClientHintsPlatformVersion :: Maybe String

  OS version. Defaults to empty string.

• _chromeClientHintsModel :: Maybe String

  Device model. Defaults to empty string.

• _chromeClientHintsArchitecture :: Maybe String

  CPU architecture. Known values are "x86" and "arm". The user is free to provide any string value. Defaults to empty string.

• _chromeClientHintsBitness :: Maybe String

  Platform bitness. Known values are "32" and "64". The user is free to provide any string value. Defaults to empty string.

• _chromeClientHintsWow64 :: Maybe Bool

  Emulation of windows 32 on windows 64. A boolean value that defaults to false.

Fields

• brandAndVersionBrand :: String
   
• brandAndVersionVersion :: String
   

Fields

• _chromeDeviceMetricsWidth :: Maybe Int

  The width in pixels of the device's screen.

• _chromeDeviceMetricsHeight :: Maybe Int

  The height in pixels of the device's screen.

• _chromeDeviceMetricsPixelRatio :: Maybe Double

  The device's pixel ratio.

• _chromeDeviceMetricsTouch :: Maybe Bool

  Whether to emulate touch events. The value defaults to true and usually can be omitted.

• _chromeDeviceMetricsMobile :: Maybe Bool

  Whether the browser must behave as a mobile user agent (overlay scrollbars, emit orientation events, shrink the content to fit the viewport, etc.). The value defaults to true and usually can be omitted.

Fields

• _chromeMobileEmulationDeviceName :: String
   

Fields

• _chromeMobileEmulationDeviceMetrics :: Maybe ChromeDeviceMetrics
   
• _chromeMobileEmulationClientHints :: Maybe ChromeClientHints
   
• _chromeMobileEmulationUserAgent :: Maybe String

  ChromeDriver is capable to infer "userAgent" value from "clientHints" on the following platforms: Android, "Chrome OS", "Chromium OS", Fuchsia, Linux, "macOS", Windows. Therefore this value can be omitted.

  If "clientHints" dictionary is omitted (legacy mode) ChromeDriver does its best to infer the "clientHints" from "userAgent". This feature is not reliable, due to internal ambiguities of "userAgent" value format.

Fields

• _firefoxOptionsBinary :: Maybe String

  Absolute path to the custom Firefox binary to use. On macOS you may either give the path to the application bundle, i.e. /Applications/Firefox.app, or the absolute path to the executable binary inside this bundle, for example /Applications/Firefox.app/Contents/MacOS/firefox-bin. geckodriver will attempt to deduce the default location of Firefox on the current system if left undefined.

• _firefoxOptionsArgs :: Maybe [String]

  Command line arguments to pass to the Firefox binary. These must include the leading dash (-) where required, e.g. ["-headless"]. To have geckodriver pick up an existing profile on the local filesystem, you may pass ["-profile", -- "/path/to/profile"]. But if a profile has to be transferred to a target machine it is recommended to use the profile entry.

• _firefoxOptionsProfile :: Maybe (Profile Firefox)

  Base64-encoded ZIP of a profile directory to use for the Firefox instance. This may be used to e.g. install extensions or custom certificates, but for setting custom preferences we recommend using the prefs entry instead.

• _firefoxOptionsLog :: Maybe FirefoxLogLevel

  To increase the logging verbosity of geckodriver and Firefox, you may pass a log object that may look like {"log": {"level": "trace"}} to include all trace-level logs and above.

• _firefoxOptionsPrefs :: Maybe Object

  Map of preference name to preference value, which can be a string, a boolean or an integer.

Fields

• _firefoxLogLevelLevel :: FirefoxLogLevelType