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Co-founder of jPrime, jProfessional, DataStackConf and java.beer events
hmm oh yes it states "easy switch between WebDriver or Puppeteer." so .. I guess WebDriver (Selenium) is for other browsers.. but this doesn't seems to be like same tests will work equally good :) but yes it's an option, maybe if you already have experience with the API but there is another project that requires firefox support it will be easier for QAs to switch instead of write all using the Selenium API
Well, it's quite misleading to say CodeceptJs is Chrome only. It's default configuration with WebDriver supports Firefox and Chrome. And you can configure any other Webdriver backend too.
Java-brewed engineer with a taste for Kotlin (Compose), a tolerance for TypeScript (React), and a soft spot for Dart(Flutter);
Co-founder of jPrime, jProfessional, DataStackConf and java.beer events
hmm oh yes it states "easy switch between WebDriver or Puppeteer." so .. I guess WebDriver (Selenium) is for other browsers.. but this doesn't seems to be like same tests will work equally good :) but yes it's an option, maybe if you already have experience with the API but there is another project that requires firefox support it will be easier for QAs to switch instead of write all using the Selenium API
Thanks !
Well, it's quite misleading to say CodeceptJs is Chrome only. It's default configuration with WebDriver supports Firefox and Chrome. And you can configure any other Webdriver backend too.
yes yes that's true I was thinking that by default it uses Puppeteer (which is chrome only) my mistake will edit it :)