Selenium 4.10 release is finally available for Java, .NET, Ruby, Python, and Javascript (including updates to the Grid and Internet Explorer Driver). Sauce Labs' Diego Molina joins Nikolay Advolodkin for a live Q&A on what's new in this release.
Here's a snapshot of what's new:
Chrome DevTools now supports v112, v113, and v114, with Firefox continuing on v85 for all versions.
The Selenium Manager now supports proxy usage, utilizing the proxy information set in the browser options - a solid upgrade!
There's more! Support for webview2 in Edge has been added for Java, JavaScript, and Ruby.
Selenium has improved user experience with error messages now including links to the Selenium documentation.
They've also performed an overhaul of the service classes and logging output options for a better, smoother experience.
Logger in Ruby? Updated! Now, it matches the behavior of other languages and has added features to improve filtering types of logging.
Kudos to the Selenium community for these incredible updates! Stay tuned for more advancements.
About Nikolay Advolodkin
Nikolay Advolodkin is a renowned software development and test automation expert, serving as a Principal Developer Advocate at Sauce Labs. With a deep-seated passion for all things tech, Nikolay has made it his mission to spread knowledge and expertise to others, having taught over 100,000 students in more than 120 countries. An avid open-source contributor and Gitpod Hero, Nikolay is also the founder of Ultimate QA - a thriving community of over 100,000 software developers. With his extensive background and expertise, Nikolay is a driving force in the tech industry.
