Navigation to the target URL did not complete within the timeout period. The page either failed to respond or took too long to reach the 'load' event.
await page.goto(url, { waitUntil: 'domcontentloaded' });Instead of waiting for all resources to load, only wait for the HTML to be parsed. Much faster for pages with heavy assets.
const response = await page.goto(url);
if (!response) throw new Error('No response received');
console.log('Status:', response.status());Verify the response object exists and check the HTTP status code for debugging.
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Start Monitoring FreeThe default action timeout (30 seconds) was exceeded before the operation could complete. This commonly occurs during navigation, element waits, or network-dependent operations.
The browser could not connect to the target URL. The server is not running, the port is blocked, or the URL is incorrect.
The browser page crashed during execution. This is typically caused by out-of-memory conditions or browser bugs.
Playwright waited for an element matching the given selector but it did not appear within the timeout. The element may not exist, may be hidden, or may appear under a different selector.
A locator matched more than one element, but the action requires exactly one. Playwright's strict mode (enabled by default) prevents ambiguous interactions.