Selenium TimeoutException: Troubleshooting & Solutions

The TimeoutException is raised when a WebDriver command does not complete within the specified time limit. This can occur if the element being searched for is not present or if the webpage is taking too long to load.

To resolve this issue, you can try the following solutions:

1. Increase the time limit: You can increase the timeout value in your code to give the webpage more time to load. For example, you can use the 'implicitly_wait()' method to set a global timeout for all elements.

2. Use explicit waits: Instead of using implicit waits, you can use explicit waits to wait for specific conditions to be met. This can be done using the 'WebDriverWait' class and the 'until()' method.

3. Check for element visibility: If you are trying to find an element, make sure it is visible on the page. You can use the 'is_displayed()' method to check if the element is visible before performing any actions on it.

4. Verify the element locator: Double-check that the element locator you are using is correct. It is possible that the element is not being found because the locator is incorrect.

5. Check for page load completion: If the webpage is taking too long to load, you can wait for the page to complete loading before performing any actions. You can use the 'expected_conditions' class with the 'title_contains()' or 'presence_of_element_located()' methods to wait for specific elements or page titles to be present.

By implementing these solutions, you should be able to resolve the TimeoutException and successfully interact with the webpage using Selenium.