2. Selenium WebDriver Cross-browser Tests

Selenium WebDriver compatibility tests

Selenium WebDriver handles browser compatibility tests on almost every popular browser, including Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, and Opera. In general, every browser's JavaScript engine differs from the others, and each browser interprets the HTML tags differently. The WebDriver API drives the web browser as the real user would drive it. By default, FirefoxDriver comes with the selenium-server-standalone.jar library added, but for Chrome, IE, and Opera, there are libraries that need to be added or instantiated externally.

Let's see how we can instantiate each of the following browsers through its own driver:

Mozilla Firefox: The selenium-server-standalone library is bundled with FirefoxDriver to initialize and run tests in a Firefox browser. FirefoxDriver is added to the Firefox profile as a file extension on starting a new instance of FirefoxDriver. Please check the Firefox versions and its suitable drivers at http://selenium.googlecode...

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Selenium Essentials

By : Sams

Selenium Essentials

By: Sams

Overview of this book

Selenium WebDriver compatibility tests

Selenium Essentials

By : Sams

Selenium Essentials

By: Sams

Overview of this book

Selenium WebDriver compatibility tests

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