page.find_element hangs on invisible element

For replicating the issue, the element in the browser can be found with `querySelector` but it returns `false` when `checkVisibility()` is called on it (`document.querySelector('.exampleButton').checkVisibility();` returns `false`) `page.find_element` (I'm guessing by design from what I've read on issues before) endlessly waits for the element to become visible Is there a way to timeout the `find_element` function or is there another function that does the same but doesn't wait for the element to become visible? I have made my own function which is supposed to wait for the element to become visible except it has a timeout option, this can't be implemented though because `find_element` already endlessly waits for the element to become visible. Here is the function I made, similar to another one that was made in a separate issue: ```rust #[async_trait] pub trait PageExtensions { async fn wait_for_visible_element( &self, selector: &str, timeout_millis: usize, ) -> Option<Element>; } #[async_trait] impl PageExtensions for Page { async fn wait_for_visible_element( &self, selector: &str, timeout_millis: usize, ) -> Option<Element> { let mut time = 0; loop { match self.find_element(selector).await { Ok(e) => { // Check visibility let Ok(res) = e .call_js_fn("function() { return this.checkVisibility(); }", false) .await else { continue; }; if !res .result .r#type .eq(&chromiumoxide::cdp::js_protocol::runtime::RemoteObjectType::Boolean) { continue; } if res.result.value.and_then(|v| v.as_bool()) != Some(true) { continue; } return Some(e); } Err(_) => { std::thread::sleep(Duration::from_millis(50)); time += 50; if time >= timeout_millis { // Element doesn't exist or didn't become visible return None; } } } } } } ```