It’s difficult to know when an AJAX call was completed and when a page is updated and with which values. Learn how to fix that when running your Selenium tests.

The ultimate intro for Selenium WebDriver. Browser testers, learn to automate and test your browser with Selenium WebDriver’s API. Run your functional tests now.

Should you use JMeter or Selenium? Learn when to use each tool, for browser testing, frontend, protocol, backend and more load & functional testing scenarios.

Learn to create your and run your Selenium tests in Robot, and then how to run it in Taurus. Improve your GUI testing by automating and running continuous tests.

Selenium’s API lets you take screenshots during automated tests in CI. Read this blog post to learn to set up and view images of failed UI tests in Jenkins.

Selenium is a powerful tool for GUI testing. This blog post will explain how to create an automated functional GUI test with Selenium WebDriver to test webpages.

Learn from our expert how to run a Selenium functional test for Headless Chrome. This tutorial will provide you with all you need to know about headless testing.

Learn to write Selenium WebDriver tests in PyTest. This tutorial will teach you PyTest features to improve your functional testing and make you a Selenium pro.

Get Selenium’s powerful abilities through Docker and run your automated tests easily. Learn to combine two of the most powerful open source tools for your tests

JUnit users? Learn to run your tests through Selenium WebDriver. Improve your automated GUI tests with JUnit and Selenium to optimize your functional testing.

Learn to add your Selenium WebDriver script to your JMeter load test and create a new performance testing script. Simulate client-side data flows under a load.

This post looks at how to combine and leverage these tools to implement and automate testing in CI/CD. 

Read this blog post and discover 6 easy steps for testing your Chrome extension with Selenium.

If you want to get the most realistic results for your performance tests, using real browsers is the way to go.   But it’s not always easy to do this at scale.   In our latest webi