Charles Labas

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I'm seeing this same issue on Windows 8.1. My package.json includes: ``` "grunt-protractor-runner": "~2.0.0", "grunt-protractor-webdriver": "~0.2.0" ``` Adding ``` command: 'webdriver-manager start --standalone' ``` to my protractor_webdriver options per the...

I'm no longer seeing this error if I add ``` keepAlive: true ``` to my protractor_webdriver options. This seems like a shaky workaround, however.

I'm seeing this issue on Windows 8.1. I'm using grunt-protractor-webdriver alongside grunt-proctrator-runner. My protractor_webdriver config looks like this: ``` protractor_webdriver: { options: { path: 'path/to/chromedriver', keepAlive: true }, default: {}...

It looks like the http.get call on line 117 of protractor_webdriver.js is never handling a response, I assume because grunt exits before the call returns.

I'm still occasionally seeing a flicker in IE11 but only when using CSS Keyframes. I modified the above Fiddle to provide an example using both CSS Transitions and Keyframes. I...

@havenchyk After changing my previous Plunker to use version 1.4.1 of Angular, I'm only seeing the flicker on the very first toggle of the checkbox in Internet Explorer. I don't...

@havenchyk Captured this from IE11. In the gif I click the checkbox three times. The box actually flickered twice, but I think don't think the gif picked up all of...

@havenchyk For what it's worth, I see the issue on IE11 on two different computers.

Also seeing this on Windows 8.1. Adding ``` keepAlive = true ``` to my grunt-protractor-webdriver options resolves it, but that seems like a shaky workaround.