Ensure that the web page is fully loaded before attempting to retrieve text to avoid `NoSuchElementException`.
Use explicit waits to handle elements that might take longer to appear due to dynamic content loading.
Always validate the correctness of the locator (ID, class name, XPath) to ensure it uniquely identifies the target element.
Keep your Selenium drivers updated to ensure compatibility with the latest versions of web browsers.
Ensure that the element is visible on the page before attempting to retrieve its text, as hidden elements might return an empty string.
Check for iframes and switch to the appropriate iframe context if the element is within one, as Selenium does not automatically manage iframe switches.
Handle potential `StaleElementReferenceException` by re-locating the element or using a retry mechanism in your script.
Consider using `get_attribute('textContent')` instead of `.text` if you need to retrieve text that includes child element texts.
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