Why Does My Selenium Chrome Test Fail with a NoSuchElementException While Working in Firefox?

NoSuchElementException: Unable to Locate Element while Using Selenium and Chrome

When running Selenium tests with Chrome, the following error may occur:

selenium.common.exceptions.NoSuchElementException: 
Message: no such element: Unable to locate element
{"method":"id","selector":"window1"

This error indicates that Selenium is unable to find the element identified by the "id" locator with the selector "window1." Despite working on Firefox, the issue persists on Chrome.

Reason for NoSuchElementException:

The NoSuchElementException can arise when:

• The locator strategy fails to identify any element in the HTML DOM.
• The element is not visible within the browser's viewport.
• The element is invisible due to the "display: none;" attribute.
• The locator strategy does not uniquely identify the desired element, finding a hidden or invisible element instead.
• The element resides within an