Selenium: state of the union
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Project announces W3C WebDriver recommendation with major desktop browsers shipping compatible drivers, Edge bundled into Windows 10 and Safari 12 defaulting to the spec while ChromeDriver finishes one remaining feature slated for Q4 2018. Selenium IDE is rebuilt as a web extension with a JavaScript test runner that supports parallel cross‑browser runs. A bare‑bones new Selenium Grid skeleton runs and is checked into the repo. Work also includes documentation and branding rewrites, community scholarships, and governance via the Software Freedom Conservancy.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:17The Story of the IE Driver
- 9:32What Happens at TPAC Doesn't Stay At TPAC
- 11:26Spec Compliance and Level 2
- 15:08Stories Bind Us As a Community
- 15:50The Story Of IDE
- 16:58IDE TNG
- 19:40New Docs
- 21:08New Branding
- 23:23Stories Are a Way of Shaping The Future
- 23:54Let's Talk About Christmas
- 24:40Let's Talk About Chinese New Year
- 31:00Themes in Stories
- 31:46Empathy, Friendship, Support
- 36:54Why WebDriver Was Necessary
- 40:47Project Leadership
- 47:10Come And Be Part of the Story
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