I think the point is that any script activity after a click is
non-instantaneous. That leaves a window where your test script
progresses, checks to see if IE is busy, and is told 'No, IE is not
loading a page', but then a fraction of a second later, it may begin
loading a page.
The process
I thought you meant there was an explicit delay. While I do not doubt
what you say, it seems strange that even a mess of _javascript_ should
take very long. On the other hand, in recent months I have seen some
_javascript_ that was, indeed, a real mess. Can you be more specific
about what it i
By automatically, I would hope you mean a kind of "wait_for()" method,
rather than doing it unseen in the background. At first thought it
seems the latter would be terribly inefficient, especially since it is
only necessary in relatively rare cases.
Time and efficiency are definitely a concern
