seleniumstuff

# Here is how I'm scrolling the page down
# There are two ways to handle this - you can work on the accounts as you go,
# or you can grab all the unique account names first, as a list, and then process them.
# Either way, you'll have to decide how far you want to scroll into past transactions.

elem = driver.find_element_by_xpath("/html/body")
elem.send_keys(Keys.PAGE_DOWN)
time.sleep(3)  # because it takes a moment to load

# You requested specifically that you wanted to open the accounts in a new tab
# This means you can't simply .click() on the elements. You have to grab the href
# from each one first and process it.  Here is one possible way to do that

# from the current scroll view, look at all the rows and grab the href from all the To accounts
# keep in mind that the accounts in this list will not be unique - there will be duplicates!
# You will need to put this in some kind of loop so that you can send a page down or a scroll,
# get more accounts, process them, then scroll some more
my_list = driver.find_elements_by_xpath('//div[@role="listitem"]/button/div/div[6]/div/a')


# Now that we have the list of hrefs, what should we do with them
# here is a function that will open each one in a new tab
# Keep in mind that this function uses a *list* of hrefs and loops over them
# If you wanted to use this as you went along, you should still be able to use
# the tab opening logic
def open_accounts(driver, my_list):
    for account in my_list:

        # open a new browser tab
        driver.execute_script("window.open('');")

        # switch selenium to focus on the new tab
        # if your program has other tabs open besides the search results
        # adjust the window_handles[] accordingly
        driver.switch_to.window(driver.window_handles[1])

        # open an href
        driver.get(account)

		#
		# here is where you need to put whatever it is you're doing with these account pages
		#
		#

		# close the tab when done
		driver.close()

		# switch selenium focus back to the search page
		 driver.switch_to.window(driver.window_handles[0])