#162

Ha! I knew that I had tried to solve #162 when I first wrote the java-client and then decided it wasn't possible, but #162 convinced me that I was just being dumb in the past.

You don't think it will be confusing to users if indElements(By) and findElementsBy* aren't consistent with the others?

Ok. I've just proposed it.

If you consider that this PR is not consistent please close it without merging. Actually I think it is not crucial that users can't get MobileElement without casting.

but #162 convinced me that I was just being dumb in the past.

I am sorry if I made you think so. I was too optimistic. :)

Hm. The convenience of not having to cast to MobileElement vs the confusion of having to cast when using plural finders. What does @bootstraponline think?

I like it. I think the code is cleaner without having to cast all the time.

@bootstraponline
...but the necessity to cast an element of the list is still here. Please pay attention.

List<WebElement> I = driver.findElements(by);
MobileElement m = (MobileElement ) l.get(0); 

The architecture of RemoteWebDriver API and Java by itself are both prevent the following use case

List<MobileElement> I = driver.findElements(by);

and

I think overall, it'll be less casting for the common use case of finding and acting upon an element.

-     MobileElement e = (MobileElement) driver.findElement(MobileBy.AccessibilityId("App"));
+     MobileElement e = driver.findElement(MobileBy.AccessibilityId("App"));

Casting in the list.get(0) case is pretty common in Java.

It's your PR so if you think it's better not to merge, that's fine. I don't feel strongly either way.

Ok @bootstraponline
I think this PR is could be merged because these changes really WORK. But I don't mind if it won't be merged because this solution LOOKS like something one-legged.

So, let @Jonahss make a desicion.

Actually, today or tomorrow I am going to propose the similar changes to C#. And it is possible to provide both usecases:

MobileElement e = driver.findElement(by);

List<MobileElement> l = driver.findElements(by);

This is exactly the sort of thing I don't like about Java, but I'm ok with merging this ^.^
Thanks for all the hard work @TikhomirovSergey

Thank you @Jonahss