v6.0.0

jo-inc/camofox-browserv6.0.0Jan 13, 2026by mherrmann

AI Summary

This is a major version bump that fixes a critical bug in the `find_all` method where elements were being reused across iterations. Additionally, the behavior of `find_all` has been changed to return only the first match when using spatial relations like `below` or `to_right_of`.

Key Highlights

Fixed `find_all` reuse bug
Changed `find_all` behavior to return single element
Major version bump (6.0.0) due to API changes

Breaking Changes

`find_all` now returns the first match instead of multiple matches for spatial relations
`find_all` now returns unique elements instead of reused instances

New Features

Fixed `find_all` reuse bug
Changed `find_all` behavior for spatial queries

Full Release Notes

`find_all` had the following bug:

Imagine you have the following code:

```
for label in find_all(Text('Label')):
    print(Link(to_right_of=label).href)
```

The bug was that this used _the same_ `Link` for each `label`, producing output for links that actually were not `to_right_of` the `label` in the loop.

Furthermore, this release also changes the behavior of `find_all` in the following way. Say you have four buttons in a 2x2 grid:

<img width="276" height="62" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d4ae31f1-6de7-41ca-9a4a-9e8e9a8ebd73" />

Previously, the following code used to return two buttons:

```
find_all(Button("Duplicate Button"), below=Button("Duplicate Button"))
```

(Namely, the two buttons in the second row, because they are both under a "Duplicate Button").

Now, this only returns one button (the first button in the second row). If you want both, you can still do:

```
for button in find_all(Button("Duplicate Button")):
    find_all(Button("Duplicate Button", below=button))
```

This release is a major version bump (6.x.x) because it changes the elements returned by Helium's API and may therefore be backwards-incompatible.