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<\/a><\/p>\nBreakpoints<\/h3>\n
<\/a><\/p>\nAutomated Choice configuration<\/h3>\n
\nLocator Suggestions
\nOne of the more challenging aspects of working with real-browser testcases is locating the element that you need to interact with. Starting in 6.4, a suggestion button next to every locator field will provide a variety of different locators that you can try if the default locator does not work. These suggestions also help you learn how to create locators – as you will see a wide variety of locator suggestions provided.
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