Command to check if chrome session exists

[robsmith]

I am looking for a better way to shutdown and clean up chromedriver based sessions.

When I use ChromeQuit and reference a Chrome Session ID that does not exist, it crashes the compiled macro scheduler process.

On infrequent but persistent occasions, I find that chromedriver will not launch a new session until I logoff and sometimes not until I reboot.

I suspect that if I were to gracefully end chromedriver sessions instead of using

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KillProcess>chrome.exe
KillProcess>chromedriver.exe

That I would not encounter the situation where chromedriver fails to launch.

If there were commands like these, I could check whether I need to shutdown a session or not.

IfChromeSessionExists>session_id

ChromeSessionState>

ChromeSessionStatus>

ChromeSessionInfo>

For now, I am avoiding ChromeQuit in my scripts, because of the hard crash and popup windows that appear if I call it in an error handling routine.

[Dorian (MJT support)]

Noted, thank you.