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Now that the driver always starts on about:blank, it's not possible to use javascript to flush localstorage from a hook because it's not on the right domain. Fortunately devtools protocol exposes a command for this.
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Squashed commit of the following: commit fd1a98b Author: acoulton <andrew@ingenerator.com> Date: Tue May 17 10:13:25 2022 +0100 Natively flush Chrome localstorage for the domain Now that the driver always starts on about:blank, it's not possible to use javascript to flush localstorage from a hook because it's not on the right domain. Fortunately devtools protocol exposes a command for this.
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Now that the driver always starts on about:blank, it's not possible to use javascript to flush localstorage from a hook because it's not on the right domain.
Fortunately devtools protocol exposes a command for this.