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Selenium is a powerful open-source framework and ecosystem for automating web browsers across different platforms. It provides tools and libraries to control browser actions programmatically, primarily used for web application testing, scraping, and task automation.
Selenium is a widely adopted suite of tools for automating web browser interaction. It forms the foundation for numerous browser-based test automation frameworks and tools, enabling developers and QA engineers to write robust, scalable automation scripts.
Manually testing web applications is time-consuming, repetitive, and prone to human error. Automating browser interactions solves this by enabling consistent, repeatable, and faster execution of tests and tasks across different browsers and environments.
Support for automating actions across all major browsers like Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, etc.
Offers client libraries (bindings) in various programming languages including Java, Python, C#, Ruby, and JavaScript.
The core API that interacts directly with browser drivers to control browser behavior.
Allows tests or scripts to be executed concurrently on different machines or environments.
Selenium is a versatile tool applicable to various scenarios involving browser interaction:
Automating testing workflows to ensure web applications function correctly across different browsers and devices, covering functional, regression, and cross-browser compatibility testing.
Significantly reduces manual testing effort, increases test coverage, improves software quality, and speeds up release cycles.
Programmatically extracting data from websites by navigating pages, filling forms, and clicking elements, suitable for competitive analysis, data aggregation, or research.
Enables efficient collection of large volumes of web data that are otherwise difficult or impossible to access via APIs.
Automating repetitive tasks within a browser, such as filling out forms, logging into multiple accounts, or performing sequence actions for administrative purposes.
Saves time and reduces errors for tasks that require human interaction with a web interface.
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