How would you handle a scenario where an alert appears on one screen, and you need to interact with elements on another screen immediately after dismissing the alert?
- Use Thread.sleep() to introduce a delay before interacting with elements
- Use TouchActions to handle alert dismissal and element interaction simultaneously
- Use WebDriverWait to wait for the alert to disappear before interacting with elements on the other screen
- Use driver.switchTo().alert() to dismiss the alert and switch back to the default content
It is recommended to use WebDriverWait to wait for the alert to disappear before interacting with elements on another screen. This approach ensures synchronization and avoids potential race conditions.
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