Scenario: A web application has dynamic elements that load asynchronously. How can Selenium be configured to handle such elements during test automation?
- Explicit Waits with WebDriverWait
- Fluent Waits with ExpectedConditions
- Implicit Waits with Thread.sleep()
- Smart Waits with custom synchronization logic
Configuring Selenium with Explicit Waits and WebDriverWait is the recommended approach for handling dynamic elements that load asynchronously. WebDriverWait allows the automation script to wait for a certain condition to be met before proceeding, ensuring that the elements are loaded before interacting with them. This approach improves test stability and reduces the likelihood of synchronization issues.
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