This might be a good starting point for you: from import TimeoutException Your code sample is a bit hard to read, because your clicks are all on absolute coordinates, rather than actual WebElements, so I'm not entirely sure what is being clicked throughout your example. Based on your problem description, it seems like you want to proceed differently in your code based on the presence of this error message. I've just checked the ProtonMail sign up page to locate the error message you are talking about. '/html/body/div/div/div/div/div/form/div/div/div/div/input').send_keys( Username = input('Please enter your desired username for the email:') If anyone is here just to get the code ready, here you go: import seleniumįrom import Keysįrom import Byįrom import WebDriverWaitįrom import expected_conditions as EC

But, I want the script not to interfere with the 'reserved code' if the element doesn't pop up. I have automated the part where Selenium fills the form of ProtonMail for Sign In / Sign Up, but sometimes I get the error that the Username is already taken and I want the script to check if that error message pops up, and if it does, a 'reserved code' line will be executed to fix the issue. I am truly sorry if I sound garbage but I legit started using Python a few days ago and it hasn't yet been a week so. This is the concept of what I am trying to build now.

If the username is valid, a notepad will be created to save the valid usernames.

Check the usernames either by Selenium or another package(suggestions if you know any).

I already automated half of the part, using PyAutoGui and Selenium but I want to make it like a checker because sometimes usernames are taken. I want to create 10 emails on ProtonMail.

Create a protonmail