Not sure the exact reason for all elements in a WebView, but if you call app.repl() in a test. It will kick off a console application. The "tree" function can be called from any view and will display all elements from the current view.
Steps with Android emulator, please look at the link for more details about version Chrome and Android
1. Start app on emulator
2. Open Chrome, and then type chrome://inspect
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Not sure the exact reason for all elements in a WebView, but if you call app.repl() in a test. It will kick off a console application. The "tree" function can be called from any view and will display all elements from the current view.
app.Query( c => c.All());
Change the * to a to only get links you can interact with.
It can work, however the result is difficult to read and find a specific element.
For Android, you can use Remote Debugging on Android with Chrome https://developer.chrome.com/devtools/docs/remote-debugging
Steps with Android emulator, please look at the link for more details about version Chrome and Android
1. Start app on emulator
2. Open Chrome, and then type chrome://inspect
Query element by using CSS selector, e.g.