Selenium Python - How to deal with accidental ascent?

Question

Over the past few months, I have used Selenium to automate a very boring but important part of my work, which includes loading forms.

Recently, the site has implemented a feedback survey, which accidentally pops up and switches the driver to a new frame. I wrote code that can handle this popup and switch back to my default frame, however, the problem is random.

Is there a way to run my pop-up handling code as soon as an exception is thrown generated by the wrong frame?

I could wrap my entire script in a block tryand except, but how can I direct the script to backup from where it left off?

Any advice is greatly appreciated!

Answer 1

I came across this on the sites I'm working on. What I found on our site is that it is not random, it is a timer. Thus, basically, how it works, the client comes to the site. If they were not prompted to register for X, they get a popup. If they signed up or rejected the pop-up, the cookie records the tracking that they have already received the message. You want to find this tracking cookie and recreate it to prevent pop-ups.

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