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Facing difficulty to find xpath without firepath in new Firefox version 57.0.

In the new Firefox version, firepath is not supported.

Can anyone please suggest a new way for using xpath?

JonathanDavidArndt
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PARTH MODI
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  • The best way is [to create your own](https://www.w3schools.com/xml/xpath_intro.asp) – Andersson Nov 16 '17 at 05:59
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    Check this QA [**`How to inspect element in selenium3.6 as firebug is not an option any more for FF 56?`**](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46700764/how-to-inspect-element-in-selenium3-6-as-firebug-is-not-an-option-any-more-for-f/46702281#46702281) – undetected Selenium Nov 16 '17 at 06:30

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you can try ChroPath which is the best replacement of firepath.

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It's not Firefox, but I like to use Google Chrome for this. Press F12, this opens the developer tools. Then click anywhere in the HTML structure and press Ctrl + F or Cmd + F if you're on a Mac.

In the search bar that appears you can search by XPath, Css selectors or strings. So if you type //div/div/form for example, you can immediately check if the XPath works.

You can also right click on an element and choose copy > xpath

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Step 1: Right click on the web page and click on Inspect Element or Ctrl+Shift+Q How to inspect element

Step 2: Click on inspector Inspector image

Step 3: Verify in console

Sudhanshu Pradhan
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Temporary solution for a 64 bit Windows OS: Install 46.0.1 firefox 32 bit version on your system. You can use this lower version of browser for debugging xpaths using add-ons.

Karthik VN
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