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I'm using Playwright with Python, and my web app has a custom preview window for showing images or PDF files in our system. When I click an image it will open a window and display the image in the window. I need to download the image locally. For images, our preview has no button to initiate the download, so the user needs to right-click the viewer and save it as a file. Playwright doesn't seem to let us do this, based on what I've read. I did find that this code below works to except for the part that interacts with the browser's context menu (if I manually press the down and enter while the script is at this point it will work). Since the only way I know how to press keys is to use the page object, it looks like the browser's context menu is outside of this.

How can I get this to work? Or asking another way, how to send keypresses to the active window or just to what has focus? And asking a third way, is there a smarter way to do this?

# Start waiting for the download
with self.page.expect_download() as download_info:
    # Perform the action that initiates download
    div_viewer.click(button='right')
    sleep(1)
    self.page.keyboard.press('ArrowDown')
    sleep(1)
    self.page.keyboard.press('Enter')
download = download_info.value

# Wait for the download process to complete and save the downloaded file somewhere
download.save_as(save_path)

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