Page Event
Inheritors
Types
Fired for failed bfcache history navigations if BackForwardCache feature is enabled. Do not assume any ordering with the Page.frameNavigated event. This event is fired only for main-frame history navigation where the document changes (non-same-document navigations), when bfcache navigation fails.
Issued for every compilation cache generated.
Fired when opening document to write to.
(undocumented in the protocol definition)
Fired when download makes progress. Last call has |done| == true. Deprecated. Use Browser.downloadProgress instead.
Emitted only when page.interceptFileChooser is enabled.
Fired when frame has been attached to its parent.
Fired when frame no longer has a scheduled navigation.
Fired when frame has been detached from its parent.
Fired once navigation of the frame has completed. Frame is now associated with the new loader.
Fired when a renderer-initiated navigation is requested. Navigation may still be cancelled after the event is issued.
(undocumented in the protocol definition)
Fired when frame schedules a potential navigation.
Fired when frame has started loading.
Fired when a navigation starts. This event is fired for both renderer-initiated and browser-initiated navigations. For renderer-initiated navigations, the event is fired after frameRequestedNavigation. Navigation may still be cancelled after the event is issued. Multiple events can be fired for a single navigation, for example, when a same-document navigation becomes a cross-document navigation (such as in the case of a frameset).
Fired when frame has stopped loading.
Fired before frame subtree is detached. Emitted before any frame of the subtree is actually detached.
Fired when interstitial page was hidden
Fired when interstitial page was shown
Fired when a JavaScript initiated dialog (alert, confirm, prompt, or onbeforeunload) has been closed.
Fired when a JavaScript initiated dialog (alert, confirm, prompt, or onbeforeunload) is about to open.
Fired for lifecycle events (navigation, load, paint, etc) in the current target (including local frames).
(undocumented in the protocol definition)
Fired when same-document navigation happens, e.g. due to history API usage or anchor navigation.
Compressed image data requested by the startScreencast.
Fired when the page with currently enabled screencast was shown or hidden `.