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In the previous articles, I have explained various things for installing and configuring Visual Studio & Selenium.

Assuming that you have gone through all our previous articles, I am going to explain the navigation to the given URL using the Selenium C# API command Navigate().GoToURL().

Selenium C# – URL Navigation using Navigate().GoToURL()

In this article, I am going to practically demonstrate by providing the task first followed by solution.

Task: Navigate to http://omayo.blogspot.com/ using Selenium C#

Solution: Lets follow the below steps:

1) Launch Visual Studio and select an existing project which is already configured with Selenium and WebDriverManager as shown below:

2) Write the WebDriverManager and ChromeDriver object creation statement as explained in the previous WebDriverManager post:

3) Now let’s write the below Selenium code to navigate to http://omayo.blogspot.com/ as shown below:

driver.Navigate().GoToUrl("http://omayo.blogspot.com/");

Screenshot:

4) Save and click on ‘Start’ button to execute the above code.

Observe that the Selenium C# Script will get executed and the launched chrome browser will be navigated to the given URL as shown below:

Note: Make sure that you provide the complete URL into the Navigate().GoToURL() command, as the URL like www.omayo.blogspot.com without http protocol wont work and will give you the ‘invalid argument’ error as shown below:

Hence provide the proper URL into the Navigate().GoTo() command for navigating to the desired web page.

In the next article, I will choose another Selenium command for performing different operation on the web page.

Next Steps:

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• > Check complete Selenium C# Tutorial Contents here (Click here)

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