Selenium

A collection of language-specific bindings to drive browsers natively for creating robust, scalable regression automation suites and tests.

A browser extension for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge that enables quick record-and-playback of browser interactions for simple test scripting.

A tool to distribute and run tests in parallel across multiple machines and environments, managing combinations of browsers and operating systems.

A command-line tool implemented in Rust that automates driver and browser management for Selenium, integrated by default in Selenium bindings.

Supports multiple programming languages including Java, Python, C#, Ruby, JavaScript, and Kotlin for writing automation scripts.

Developed and maintained by volunteers, fostering an open discussion and collaboration among browser vendors, engineers, and enthusiasts.

Enables writing interchangeable code that works across all major web browsers adhering to the W3C WebDriver specification.

Supports a large ecosystem of third-party drivers, bindings, plugins, and frameworks extending Selenium's core capabilities.