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I'll upload a pre-compiled jar with the above patch if necessary. + // we allow the Suite to run 3 times as long as per default (30 min -> 90 min). + // SFR, Patch : To get rid of the damn SeleniumCommandTimedOutException a/java/server/src/org/openqa/selenium/server/htmlrunner/HTMLLauncher.java Also, oddly, when I open the page using selenium manually it. When I open the page using Firefox without Selenium, I get no errors. The problem is, when opening a page using Selenium, I get numerous 'Unresponsive Script' pop ups, referencing varying scripts. diff -git a/java/server/src/org/openqa/selenium/server/htmlrunner/HTMLLauncher.java b/java/server/src/org/openqa/selenium/server/htmlrunner/HTMLLauncher.java This question has been asked before, but the answer given does not seem to work for me. I created a small and simple patch for the HTMLLauncher.java to allow 90 minutes instead of the default 30. So choose for yourself which option is better.

Patching selenium to run longer than 30 minutes.

Rewriting our testsuites and splitting them to run within the 30 minutes window.

The -browserTimeout parameter isn't usefull as i haven't found where this parameter is used in the source.Īs we have some testsuites that run longer than 30 minutes we have 2 options to fix this behaviour:.

Firefox unresponsive script dialog To fix it, you’ll need to access the hidden configuration page in Firefox.

#Unresponsive script firefox amazon how to#

Curious about it, I dug around and managed to find out how to fix the problem.

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These messages are independent to the timeout-value. Install the Yes Script and restart Mozilla Firefox then open the Firefox Window then click the Tools and select add-ons when the dialog pops up then click the Yes Script entry and select Option, In the Yes Script Blacklist click the box and type the URL of the Website that giving you the problem. Ever since I upgraded to Firefox 1.5, I’ve been getting some unresponsive script warnings on sites that employ heavy Javascript like Gmail or Bloglines. As soon as you specify -timeout (no matter which value), the script timeout appears after several seconds or minutes.After that, firefox gets killed by selenium with a SeleniumCommandTimedOutException If you don't specify -timeout, firefox runs for exact 30 minutes, without one script timeout.After hours of debugging and testing i noticed some facts: So creating a custom firefox profile template and setting the dom.max_script_run_time and dom.max_chrome_script_run_time will not work here.Īs soon as you specify the -timeout parameter, these two settings are overriden with the value you provide to the parameter. The core of the problem is the fact, that selenium overrides profile settings if you specify the -timeout nnnn parameter. The javascript used in your application is too fat or buggy, improving your scripts will help.Īs this is no option in a larger company, when you depend on a framework you have no access to, i decided to search for the root cause for myself.

Asking the devolopers / mailing list / google usually results in the following answer: I've got these really annoying messages quite a long time now, without a good fix. I'd hate to go back to trying to keep my bookmarks, add-ons, etc., synchronized across 3 computers using MozBackup.Although this thread is quite old, the problem still exists with current selenium and firefox builds. If someone has a solution, please let me know. I even tried removing 2GB of files off the USB, doesn't make a difference. I've tried different USB ports, all of which are supposed to be 2.0, it does not seem to affect anything. I've turned off firewalls and spyware programs, does not seem to affect anything. I've updated the Java installation on all computers - that seemed to help for a day or so, but the problem soon returned. to 40 in about:config, but it did not make a difference. I've tried raising the value of dom.max_script_run_time. It's great, because I get to use my bookmarks, add-ons, etc., on my home and work desktops and laptop, or for that matter public computers.Ī couple of weeks ago I started getting "unresponsive script" errors, which got progressively worse to the point I practically can't use the program. You have the choice of 'Stop Script' or 'Continue' buttons. A script on this page may be busy or may have stopped responding. The message may look like the example below.

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I've been using Firefox Portable 2.0.0.xx on a SanDisk Cruzer 4 GB USB drive for several months now without a problem. An unresponsive script warning is a browser message that appears when JavaScript code on a web page or add-on takes too long to run.