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@paroga paroga commented Mar 6, 2013

If the document in the view is a SVG scrolling does not make much
sense and resulting errors can be safely ignored.

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When the document is SVG instead of HTML the eventlistener for the
unload event needs to be added to documentElement instead of body.
This new function returns the corresponding element.
If the document in the view is a SVG scrolling does not make much
sense and resulting errors can be safely ignored.
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Can we please have a test to prevent future regressions

@paroga paroga closed this Mar 11, 2013
@paroga paroga deleted the scroll branch March 11, 2013 16:57
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Fix handling of unknown extension type
yiming-tang-cs pushed a commit to ponder-lab/selenium that referenced this pull request Jan 2, 2020
Ensure, that session is resumed before sending more notifications.
When fixing issue SeleniumHQ#23, an additional test should be added to ensure,
that notifications during the handshake are not lost.

Signed-off-by: Achim Kraus <[email protected]>
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