Add webdriver test for pointer_move action within an iframe#48123
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@jgraham or @juliandescottes can you please review? |
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LGTM, just one nit
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The Chromium related bug is: GoogleChromeLabs/chromium-bidi#2630 |
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Those added tests demonstrate that for both Chrome and Safari the pointer actions are misbehaving when executed within an iframe. The target coordinates as defined for the action aren't reached because the offset of the iframe isn't taken into account.
CC @sadym-chromium and @gsnedders