Find controls that are invisible to the eye

[edgarlealbd]

I recently had a problem where I had a white button with white text in a white background, and I'd like to test this with maestro and fail when the button is not visible to the naked eye, as it would with a real case scenario.

Is it possible to have this in maestro? I know that it uses Semantics nodes from screen readers to identify where to interact with the app, and these don't care if components are visible or not to the naked eye as long as they're rendered.

[ArthurSav]

Hi, this is not possible at the moment but it would be a nice enhancement.

[bartekpacia]

This sounds like something we could try to detect with assertVisualAI, but we'd need both accessibility hierarchy AND image as an input for the model.