Poll for active tab (and non-busy state) #9
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| document_attributes = Atspi.Document.get_document_attributes(document) | ||
| if "Title" in document_attributes and document_attributes["Title"]: | ||
| return True | ||
| return False |
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Ok so this is a little bit awkward, but polling only for the busy state doesn't work on Chromium family browsers. Additionally you can't just keep testing for the Title attribute, a new accessible object is created when the document is available.
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Oof, I had a play with this and I see how we ended up here.
This seems about as good as we're likely to get unless we make a change to Chromium to expose the busy state.
I did notice we get a "URI" property as well as a title; I meant to comment on the Windows change that if we can check the URL rather than the title, that'll avoid some potential ambiguity.
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Good point, I'll switch the window's PR to use the url, and open a new PR to check the URL here at that time.
| document_attributes = Atspi.Document.get_document_attributes(document) | ||
| if "Title" in document_attributes and document_attributes["Title"]: | ||
| return True | ||
| return False |
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Oof, I had a play with this and I see how we ended up here.
This seems about as good as we're likely to get unless we make a change to Chromium to expose the busy state.
I did notice we get a "URI" property as well as a title; I meant to comment on the Windows change that if we can check the URL rather than the title, that'll avoid some potential ambiguity.
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| logger.debug(f"Found ATSPI active tab in {iterations} iterations") |
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I actually thought we might as well leave this in here, it will only show up when debug logging.
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That's fair; I guess my thinking was that it's really only interesting if you're tuning the sleep time (which was why I added it), but I can imagine it might be useful if things start being really slow or something.
Rather than waiting for the load complete event, poll for the active tab in a non-busy state or with a non-empty "title" attribute.