tey3 wrote:How do you coordinate between two or more browsers? I mean, how do you get two browsers to behave in a synchronized way?
The short answer is, the same way you get two computer programs to coordinate their actions.
But in the case of two [or more] eValid copies, you may have to do some special programming to make this happen. Browser B1 will have to send some kind of signal that browser B2 can sense. This could be a visible text on B1's screen, which B2 could then synchronize on by doing a screen sync.
Between B1 and B2, if they are not children of some common parent browser,
say B0, you are dealing with two separate processes, so the only communication possible is based on screen image syncs. That may not be the best solution but it does work quite well.
But if you make them children of the same parent, you can have the actions in B2 wait until something happens in B1 and vice versa.
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