• existing: Overwrite the currently active browser instance with the new URL.
• new window: Open the new URL in a new window instance.
• new tab: Open the new URL in a new tab.

Suppose you have the following the scenario:

1. Open Google Search to carry out test actions.
2. Open Wikipedia in a new tab to carry test actions.
3. Open Yahoo Mail in in the currently active web instance, overriding the current URL.

        
        	setting	value
setting	use browser	Chrome
&nbsp		
	setting	value
setting	webdriver mode	on
        
    

        
        	location	window	handle
navigate	https://www.google.com		
&nbsp			
	setting	value	
setting	target browser instance	new tab	
&nbsp			
	location	window	handle
navigate	https://www.wikipedia.org		
&nbsp			
	setting	value	
setting	target browser instance	existing	
&nbsp			
	location	window	handle
navigate	https://mail.yahoo.com		
        
    

• This built-in setting only takes effect, if the window argument of the navigate built-in action is omitted.
• If the window argument of the navigate built-in action is specified, it will choose the exact browser window upon which the URL is navigated to.
• To support backward compatibility for your project, if necessary, you might use this built-in setting as a startup setting with a desired value.