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Tagged: filtering
You can enable network filter by right-click=>Add Network Filter=>Advanced=>Deny. Add
URL of failing element to “URL to filter” field and press OK. Use * or ? if needed.
Also, after playing a script “Playback Results” window appears. You can choose tab
“Network Errors”, select failing elements and press “Ignore URLs during monitoring”.
Before applying a network filter, be sure that your root HTML element (for example
https://www.example.com) isn’t filtered. Specific filtered elements should like similar
to this within your script:
NetworkFilter.Deny (“https://www.example.com/folderpath/FilteredOutElement.ttf“);