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In this article we’ll show you how to run Selenium WebDriver in Java using IntelliJ on Windows.
Learn about CSS rules and pseudo-classes to help you move your XPATH locators to CSS.
Using emulators & simulators and real devices together in an automated testing environment, allows QA teams to get the most out of their mobile testing efforts.
__NOTE: *This article was originally published in January 2019 and updated in December 2020.*__ Getting started with WebDriver’s Java bindings in Eclipse is a snap. Here's how to get started.
Learn how the "Selenium.click()” command works to simulate user clicks.
We’ll show you how to start with WebDriver using Eclipse and the Java bindings on Windows, plus write and run one simple test.
