Unfortunatelly this solution does not work for me, I keep receiving that ChromeNativeObject is not supported property so I tried something similar and the result is the same as before, instead of clicking on the LoginButton, the TC is hitting location on the left from the actual LoginButton location :/
I thought it might have been caused by the fact that my page is https so I tried to run the Chrome with disabled security option but with the same result.
function Test10()
{
//Browsers.Item("chrome").RunOptions = "disable-web-security";
Browsers.Item(btChrome).Run(url);
// Press the "Login" button using the native click() method
var object=Sys.Browser("chrome").Page(url).FindChildByXPath("//div[@id='LoginIcon']");
object.Click();
}
Please see the attached screenshot. If you have a clue, please send me a message. I do not really rely on SmartBear support since It is been a while they send me an email and all was like "check your zoom etc."