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More tests: call element.click(false, false, false, true, true, false) instead of element.click() This fixed it and I will move to this method now... Still let me know if you require some more informations, Happy to deliver them.

I made more tests now and found the following interesting: If I use "firstXPath" to find the element, then it's all working. But when I use ID or name, then it is failing to renew the page... Even the element is detected as HtmlSubmitInput button. Do you want me to create a new ticket with some logs?

Hi Gents, I am having the same issue since a couple of days and saw your tickeet now. Can I ask if you could find something already? I could easily reproduce it with Google and cklicking the "search" button. But I tested it with 2.3.1 and 2.3.3 please...

Hi Gents, I am having the same issue since a couple of days and saw your tickeet now. Can I ask if you could find something already? I could easily reproduce it with Google and cklicking the "search" button.

Hi Grzegorz, I was sitting a little longer on it now and finally got it running! The confusion was the JRE bundle (as name). I did not wanted to bundle my jre, but you can use %JAVA_HOME% and leave min and max empty. Works like a charm and is exactly doing what I asked for! So definitly my prefered solution and you did a great job ... @Craig As suggested: Use %JAVA_HOME% as jre bundle and leave min and max empty. Works... and tbh version check is not required by me :-)

Hi Grzegorz, that's th output of the debug: Version: 3.12 CmdLine: F:\Testing\test-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.exe --l4j-debug WOW64: yes Working dir: F:\Testing\LPU. Java min ver: 1.011.000_001 Java max ver: 64-bit search: SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Development Kit... 32-bit search: SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\Java Development Kit... 64-bit search: SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\JDK... 32-bit search: SOFTWARE\JavaSoft\JDK... 64-bit search: SOFTWARE\IBM\Java Development Kit... 32-bit search: SOFTWARE\IBM\Java Development...

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