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“” - cloakXchangeX77 - 21-03-2025 Hey everyone, thanks a ton for all the tips! I tried using `Locator.waitFor()` with a custom condition, and it’s working way better now. Still getting the hang of it, but the flakiness has definitely reduced. I also checked out the Playwright docs and that blog post—super helpful stuff. One quick follow-up: anyone have tips on handling multiple dynamic elements at once? Like, if I need to wait for a list to populate? Thanks again, y’all are awesome! |