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Is it possible to generate the most specific XPath expression automatically from the position of the cursor on the web page?
The XPath expression would change with “onMouseMove event”.
If it’s possible, how would you implement it? Or is it already implemented in some Javascript or Python library? I would prefer it in Python with a combination of some web library but Javascript would be good and acceptable too.
See the Get XPath thread in DZone Snippets for finding the XPath. See the How do I check if the mouse is over an element in jQuery? question here for identifying when the mouse cursor is over an element.