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Since Chrome 127, a search engine choice screen is shown on startup (mostly in the EU/EEA). It pops up in front of the page and blocks automated interactions, so Panther tests can fail with no obvious cause. The known workaround is to add
--disable-search-engine-choice-screentoPANTHER_CHROME_ARGUMENTS.As suggested by @dunglas in #636 ("we could even pass this flag by default"), this passes
--disable-search-engine-choice-screenas a default Chrome argument, so it works out of the box. Users can still override the behavior throughPANTHER_CHROME_ARGUMENTSif needed.Note: the
CHANGELOG.mdcurrently stops at2.3.0whilev2.4.0is already tagged, so I added the entry under a new2.5.0section, feel free to adjust the version heading to match your release plan.Thanks @Chris53897 for finding the flag, and @dunglas for the go-ahead! 🙏