问题
While using robot api's to drag and drop my mouse positions are being disturbed(running firefox in full screen mode) by an alert which asks "Allow to run silverlight?". Even my webdriver api's are getting affected due to this alert as the click intended to happen on one button performs on another.
I am using WebDriver to automate my scenario, combined with robot api for drag and drop. Is there a way i can set something in firefox profile so that this alert won't appear?
Below image shows the alert
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B36CJTZFg52aUFhvWmZIVzNleEk/view?usp=sharing
回答1:
You can create new firefox profile
http://www.toolsqa.com/selenium-webdriver/custom-firefox-profile/
By opening firefox profile manager, and pressing add profile button and you can name it. Than you need to open that profile in FireFox, download Silverlight plugin, install it, and go to firefox plugins manager
https://helpdesk.contentraven.com/hc/en-us/articles/201455107-Mozilla-Firefox-and-Silverlight-Plug-In
in manager you will have to set silverlight plugin as Always Activate.
Then you have to just call this profile when you are invoking driver:
ProfilesIni profile = new ProfilesIni();
FirefoxProfile your_profile = profile.getProfile("<name of your profile>");
WebDriver driver = new FirefoxDriver(your_profile);
回答2:
On Windows you can do:
// Enable Silverlight
profile.setPreference("plugin.state.npctrl", 2);
And on OSX:
// Enable Silverlight
profile.setPreference("plugin.state.silverlight", 2);
On Windows, the DLL name is npctrl.dll, so I believe that's where the 'npctrl' comes from. You can see this from:
about:plugins
For Linux you will have to check. Open two tabs one for:
about:addons
And the other for:
about:config
In about:addons enable the Silverlight plugin to be Activated Always.
In about:config filter by 'plugins.state'. The item that changes when you change the activation state in about:addons is the one you add to add to the FireFox profile.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26843852/how-to-get-rid-of-allow-website-to-run-silverlight-alert-on-firefox-using