This functionality is supported only if you are using the Open Agent.
The following are the known limitations for testing with
Apple Safari on a Mac:
- The following classes, interfaces, methods, and properties are currently not supported when testing web applications with
Apple Safari on a Mac:
- BrowserApplication class.
- ClearCache method
- CloseOtherTabs method
- CloseTab method
- ExistsTab method
- GetHorizontalScrollbar method
- GetNextCloseWindow method
- GetSelectedTab method
- GetSelectedTabIndex method
- GetSelectedTabName method
- GetTabCount method
- GetVerticalScrollbar method
- IsActive method
- Minimize method
- OpenContextMenu method
- OpenTab method
- Restore method
- SelectTab method
- SetActive method
- WindowState property
- BrowserWindow class.
- AcceptAlert method
- DismissAlert method
- GetAlertText method
- IsAlertPresent method
- MouseMove method
- PressKeys method
- PressMouse method
- ReleaseKeys method
- ReleaseMouse method
- MoveableWin class.
- Silk Test Classic does not support the
CMD key for the
TypeKeys method.
- Silk Test Classic does not support testing
Apache Flex.
- Silk Test Classic does not support testing iframes with a JavaScript source on
Apple Safari.
- To test secure web applications over HTTPS on
Apple Safari, ensure that any required server certificates are trusted.
- Silk Test Classic does not provide native support for
Apple Safari. You cannot test internal
Apple Safari functionality. For example, in a test, you cannot change the currently displayed web page by adding text to the navigation
bar. As a workaround, you can use API calls to navigate between web pages.
-
Silk Test Classic does not support JavaScript dialog API functions for
Apple Safari. As a workaround, you could patch such functions so that they are ignored. For additional information, see
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/selenium-developer-activity/qsovJw93g9c.
- Silk Test Classic does not support tabbing on
Apple Safari.
- To test a multi window application, disable the
Apple Safari pup-up blocker. To do so, start
Apple Safari and navigate to
.
- Silk Test Classic does not support testing the dialog box for saving a password. To avoid this dialog box, start
Apple Safari, navigate to
, and check the
User names and passwords check box.
- Silk Test Classic does not support properties in XPath expressions for
Apple Safari. Only attributes are supported in XPath expressions.
- Silk Test Classic does not support testing web applications which include a Content-Security-Policy HTTP header.
- With
Apple Safari 10.1,
Silk Test Classic does not support navigating back in the browser.
- With
Apple Safari 10.1,
Silk Test Classic does not support using control keys in the
TypeKeys method.
- With
Apple Safari 10.1,
Silk Test Classic only supports dom actions in Frames and IFrames.
- With
Apple Safari 10.1,
Silk Test Classic does not support navigating with Frames and IFrames.
- With
Apple Safari 10.1,
Silk Test Classic does not support direct scrolling during recording. As a workaround, you could use the executeJavaScript method.