Web application testing with Selenium
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Selenium is an open source web testing framework that runs automated tests in a browser. It was created by Thoughtworks and consists of Selenium Core, Selenium IDE, Selenium Remote Control, and Selenium on Rails. Selenium allows testing web applications across browsers and platforms and interacts with browser DOM using HTML and JavaScript.
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