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TimeoutError class definition

TimeoutError is an error class that extends Error, available since v1.8. It is emitted whenever certain operations are terminated due to timeout, such as Locator.waitFor or BrowserType.launch.

TimeoutError JavaScript example

The following JavaScript example demonstrates catching a TimeoutError: create a browser, context, and page; attempt to click a locator with a 100ms timeout; catch the error using 'error instanceof playwright.errors.TimeoutError'.

TimeoutError Python sync example

The following Python sync example demonstrates catching a TimeoutError: use sync_playwright context manager; create a browser and page; attempt to click a locator with timeout=100; catch PlaywrightTimeoutError exception.

TimeoutError Java example

The following Java example demonstrates catching a TimeoutError: use Playwright.create() in try-with-resources; launch firefox browser; create context and page; attempt to click a locator with Locator.ClickOptions().setTimeout(100); catch TimeoutError exception.

TimeoutError C# example

The following C# example demonstrates catching a TimeoutError: use Playwright.CreateAsync() and browser.NewPageAsync(); attempt to click with page.ClickAsync and timeout option of 100; catch TimeoutException.

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