Navigation and waits

Navigate loads a URL in the active browser session and waits for one selected condition: DOM ready, Page loaded, Network idle, or Specific element visible.

Navigate

{
  "url": "https://example.com",
  "waitCondition": "dom_ready",
  "timeoutMs": 30000
}

Use Specific element visible when the page shell loads before the content needed by the next node. This condition adds the regular structured locator editor.

Wait For modes

Wait For handles states that occur after navigation or an interaction:

Mode	Additional setting
`time`	Delay in milliseconds
`element_visible` / `element_hidden`	Locator
`text_present`	Text value
`url_matches`	URL pattern
`download_begins`	None
`network_response`	URL pattern
`page_load_state`	DOM ready, page loaded, or network idle

Each wait has its own timeout. Prefer a page signal to a fixed delay; a delay cannot distinguish a slow page from a failed one.

Click timing

Click Element also exposes Wait after click from 0 to 120000 ms. Use it only for a short intentional buffer. For meaningful navigation, response, or element state, follow the click with Wait For so failure evidence names the missing condition.

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