In the context running a Selenium test headlessly in Chrome, it means Chrome launches and runs the test in the browser but you don’t see it because there is no GUI. …Except now we’ll be running your tests headlessly which customers don’t do. Simply download and run a single Docker container with both the the browser and the driver pre-installed. However that’s all changed if we instead use containers. Some of my most popular posts are about installing these drivers. It used to be that in order to get your Selenium tests running on a given machine you had to install each individual browser and then the browser drivers (for instance ChromeDriver for Chrome). Tweet 0 LinkedIn 0 Facebook 0 Pin 0 Print 0 The Old Way
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