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While I haven't used Protractor, generally when I come across an issue like this I use a scrollTo or scrollIntoView() action to bring the viewport into view of the element.

Some cursory research on Protractor shows there are a few examples out there including this one suggesting you wrap the scrollIntoView() action in an executeScript method: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39399477/protractor-scroll-into-view-not-working#comment66147579_39399892.

So in your case you should be able to locate the Next button within the DOM and then scroll it to within view.

While I haven't used Protractor, generally when I come across an issue like this I use a scrollTo or scrollIntoView() action to bring the viewport into view of the element.

Some cursory research on Protractor shows there are a few examples out there including this one suggesting you wrap the scrollIntoView() action in an executeScript method: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39399477/protractor-scroll-into-view-not-working#comment66147579_39399892.

So in your case you should be able to locate the Next button within the DOM and then scroll it to within view.

While I haven't used Protractor, generally when I come across an issue like this I use a scrollTo or scrollIntoView() action to bring the viewreport into view of the element.

Some cursory research on Protractor shows there are a few examples out there including this one suggesting you wrap the scrollIntoView() action in an executeScript method.
Here is an reference link to check in more details.

So in your case you should be able to locate the Next button within the DOM and then scroll it to within view.

While I haven't used Protractor, generally when I come across an issue like this I use a scrollTo or scrollIntoView() action to bring the viewport into view of the element.

Some cursory research on Protractor shows there are a few examples out there including this one suggesting you wrap the scrollIntoView() action in an executeScript method: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39399477/protractor-scroll-into-view-not-working#comment66147579_39399892.

So in your case you should be able to locate the Next button within the DOM and then scroll it to within view.

While I haven't used Protractor, generally when I come across an issue like this I use a scrollTo or scrollIntoView() action to bring the viewport into view of the element.

Some cursory research on Protractor shows there are a few examples out there including this one suggesting you wrap the scrollIntoView() action in an executeScript method: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39399477/protractor-scroll-into-view-not-working#comment66147579_39399892.

So in your case you should be able to locate the Next button within the DOM and then scroll it to within view.

While I haven't used Protractor, generally when I come across an issue like this I use a scrollTo or scrollIntoView() action to bring the viewreport into view of the element.

Some cursory research on Protractor shows there are a few examples out there including this one suggesting you wrap the scrollIntoView() action in an executeScript method.
Here is an reference link to check in more details.

So in your case you should be able to locate the Next button within the DOM and then scroll it to within view.