selenium-chromedriver

I'm trying to simulate some touch events like swap, tap in web-based application using Chrome and Firefox browsers. I've tried to simulate touch events with Actions , Hummber.js , " Yahoo " lib(YUI) but none of them works for me. What is the best way to simulate touch events with webdriver in desktop browsers? I'm using phantom limb which transforms mouse events to touch events. It worked for me. I thing the best way to simulate touch events in Chrome is to use built-in emulations mechanism. Like in this article. Unfortunately I can't find the way to turn on this feature by webdriver. Found

I'm using chromedriver in headless mode . I compile the script using pyinstaller as one exe file. Everything works fine, except that I get the following console window whenever I open a chrome page: I've tried the options --windowed alone, --noconsole alone, --windowed and --noconsole together but I still get this window. How can I get rid of it? I was able to find the following answer and it's working perfectly for me: To avoid getting console windows for chromedriver, open the file Python\Lib\site-packages\selenium\webdriver\common\service.py and change self.process = subprocess.Popen(cmd,