Best Python code snippet using SeleniumBase
spanish.py
Source: spanish.py
...402 return self.load_html_file(*args, **kwargs)403 def abrir_archivo_html(self, *args, **kwargs):404 # open_html_file(html_file)405 return self.open_html_file(*args, **kwargs)406 def eliminar_todas_las_cookies(self, *args, **kwargs):407 # delete_all_cookies()408 return self.delete_all_cookies(*args, **kwargs)409 def obtener_agente_de_usuario(self, *args, **kwargs):410 # get_user_agent()411 return self.get_user_agent(*args, **kwargs)412 def obtener_código_de_idioma(self, *args, **kwargs):413 # get_locale_code()414 return self.get_locale_code(*args, **kwargs)415class MasterQA_Español(MasterQA, CasoDePrueba):416 def verificar(self, *args, **kwargs):417 # "Manual Check"418 self.DEFAULT_VALIDATION_TITLE = "Comprobación manual"419 # "Does the page look good?"420 self.DEFAULT_VALIDATION_MESSAGE = "¿Se ve bien la página?"...
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