How to Interact with Chrome's 'Clear Browsing Data' Shadow DOM Elements Using Selenium?

How to Locate Elements within Shadow DOM (#shadow-root) While Clearing Browsing Data of Chrome Browser Using cssSelector

While interacting with Shadow DOM elements in Chrome's "Clear Browsing Data" popup, it is essential to locate the #shadow-root element first. Numerous attempts using Selenium have encountered errors.

Solution:

To overcome these errors, follow the below JavaScript code to locate the #shadow-root element:

Explanation:

• Selenium does not explicitly support interactions with Shadow DOM elements.
• To access Shadow DOM elements, first identify the Shadow Host.
• Define a method, getShadowElement, to obtain the Shadow Root based on the Shadow Host.
• Use the method to locate the element in the Shadow Tree.
• The code provided is a JavaScript snippet that directly locates the desired element without the need for multiple Shadow DOM traversals.

Example Script:

Note:

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