Selenium
Selenium 4 Headless Mode Selenium 4 introduced an improved headless mode for browsers like Chrome and Firefox. Running tests in headless mode means executing them without launching a visible browser window. This is useful for faster test execution, running tests in a CI/CD pipeline, and saving system resources. What is Headless Mode? Headless mode allows […]
Selenium 4 Waits and Timeout In Selenium 4, the parameters received in Waits and Timeout have changed from expecting (long time, TimeUnit unit) to expect (Duration duration) which you will notice a deprecation message for all our tests. When executing selenium automation tests, we use waits to make our tests reliable and robust. Most commonly, while […]
WebDriver Manager In Selenium automation, WebDriver is used to control web browsers for testing purposes. Traditionally, to run Selenium tests, we need to download the correct WebDriver executable (e.g., chromedriver.exe for Chrome browser ) and set its path manually. This process can be time-consuming and error-prone, especially when browsers update frequently. What is WebDriver Manager? […]
Selenium 4 New Features Selenium 4 is the latest version of the popular automation testing framework, bringing several enhancements and new features to improve the efficiency of web automation. It is designed to provide better support for modern web applications by adopting the latest web standards. With Selenium 4, testers can experience improved browser automation, […]
Add Microsoft Webdriver on Windows
This post will look into the steps to add Microsoft Webdriver to the Windows operating system. Microsoft Webdriver
Selenium 4 Relative Locators Selenium 4 introduces an exciting feature called Relative Locators, earlier also known as “Friendly Locators”. These locators help in finding web elements based on their position relative to other elements. These locators make it easier to select elements that are nearby or positioned to other elements on the webpage. This is […]