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@dazhu6666, thank you for creating this issue. We will troubleshoot it as soon as we can.
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I think this would just use a CSS selector under the hood. In which case you can make it yourself with By.CssSelector? Is there a reason why Selenium should offer it out of the box instead?
Feature and motivation
// Include elements with this attribute:
By.Attribute("formcontrolname");
// Include elements with this attribute, and its value equals or contains "verifyText":
By.Attribute("formcontrolname", "verifyText");
thinks
Usage example
to search some eles or ele by Attribute
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