Chrome Browser, SwissCows search engine.
https://swisscows.com/?culture=en
I Right/Click in the search box and see this:-
Which to me does not look like a search box element at all.
I accidentally did a second R/C which brings up this:-
Which is what I wanted to see.
Why does it take TWO R/Cs on some search engine web pages, but only ONE R/C on other search engine web pages?
Not that this an immediate second r/c in the one web page; it is not a second web page search element as discussed in my first question.
I have seen similar results on search engines when right-clicking using my "hands on" Firefox browser, so I suspect the behaviour is not related to Chrome.
This is not a big deal – I have learned to R/C until I see an element that looks like a Search box. But I worry that I might be going about exploring the wrong way.
Especially when some search engines require only one R/C to display the search box elements.
Thanks
Chris
Web Elements - Question 2 SwissCows need two “Inspect” calls to get web element
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Re: Web Elements - Question 2 SwissCows need two “Inspect” calls to get web element
I thought Swiss cows were purple...
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Re: Web Elements - Question 2 SwissCows need two “Inspect” calls to get web element
They are not purple, they are Lavender, although in my youth Bobby Vee taught us that Lavender could be blue, Lavender could be green, without using the conjunctions AND and/or OR, so my rendition of "Lavender Turquoise" never made the charts. From "Cinderella, naturally. But don't be fooled by the heavy-metal version from Laura Wright. Stay on the straight and narrow with those who know!
Right now I am of course listening to the Ladies Palm Court Orchestra studio version.
And now back to my web elements question ...
Cheers
Chris
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