Objectives of this guide

Selenium is a set of tools frequently used for testing applications: it fires up a page in the web browser and examines its contents paying special attention to errors. It can also bring on an interaction with the page checking the contents later.

After reading this guide you’ll be able to:

Writing the first Selenium task

Let’s set a task that will fire up Buddy website in Chrome browser and take a screenshot. At the beginning, though, you should install Node.js

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