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Different Browser Supported By Selenium
Selenium is not a single tool, instead it is a set of following components/tools:
- > Selenium IDE
- > Selenium RC
- > Selenium WebDriver
- > Selenium Grid
As Selenium RC is deprecated and Selenium Grid is just a set of configurations, I will explain the different browsers supported for the below Selenium components only:
- > Selenium IDE
- > Selenium WebDriver
Different Browsers Supported by Selenium IDE:
Latest version of Selenium IDE got released into the market by Selenium guys in the Aug 2018 and it supports the following two browsers:
- > Firefox Browser
- > Chrome Browser
So, latest version of Selenium IDE can be installed on both Firefox Browser and Chrome Browser
Where as the older version of Selenium IDE used to support only the below browser:
- > Firefox Browser
Different Browsers Supported by Selenium WebDriver:
Selenium WebDriver supports all the below mentioned famous browsers in the market:
- > Firefox Browser
- > Chrome Browser
- > Internet Explorer Browser
- > Safari Browser
- > Edge Browser
- > Opera Browser
Watch this video on “What are the different browsers supported by Selenium?” for more clarity:
Conclusion:
- > Latest version of Selenium IDE supports both Firefox and Chrome Browsers
- > Older version of Selenium IDE used to support Firefox Browser
- > Selenium WebDriver supports Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari, Edge and Opera Browsers
Next Steps:
- > To learn more about Selenium, continue to the next post (Click on Next Post link below)
- > Check complete Selenium Tutorial Contents here (Click here)
Please leave your questions/comments/feedback below.
Happy Learning 🙂
Arun Motoori (www.QAFox.com)
On a mission to help the Testing Community in all possible ways.
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Good
Log Karthick.
Thanks for your feedback.
What is the exact difference between Selenium RC and Selenium WebDriver? Could you please explain about that.
Logo Karthick.
I will be explained as part of 1500 plus Interview Questions post soon.
Please keep following.
Sounds good Arun
Thanks for the feedback 🙂