Selenium 4 with Simon Stewart [Webinar]

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BrowserStack hosted Simon Stewart, creator of WebDriver and core-contributor to the Selenium project for a webinar on the 18th of June. Simon spoke about Selenium 4, the upcoming Selenium upgrade. Simon covered various topics like the philosophy behind the upgrade and what it means for the QA community. Here's the webinar, along with the transcript.

Our Speakers
Simon is the Selenium Project’s lead, the
creator of WebDriver, and the co-editor of the
W3C WebDriver speciﬁcation. His career has
lead him through ThoughtWorks, Google, and
Facebook.
Praveen is the Director of Product Management
and Product Marketing at BrowserStack. In his
previous life, Praveen was a full-stack
developer, and loves to talk about the world
before and after AJAX .

What we’ll be covering
• Selenium 4- the what and the why
• Selenium 4 and BrowserStack

Selenium 4
Simon Stewart (@shs96c)

Selenium Project Lead

TL;DR
• Why the major version number bump?
• A new IDE
• Stable user-facing APIs
• New tricks
• CDP integration
• Friendly locators
• A Modernised Selenium Grid

Selenium is a family IDE, WebDriver, Grid
https://unsplash.com/photos/SIOdjcYotms

IDE: Reviviﬁed!
Thanks, SideX and
Applitools

A nice record/playback experience Selenium IDE is back!
https://unsplash.com/photos/2Aq35JCbNFA

It’s an Electron App
Tight Chrome
integration
https://unsplash.com/photos/hZq0RfHDXks

Can listen for events from the
browser
Enabled via the Chrome
Debugging Protocol
https://ﬂic.kr/p/5keRVg

Niftiness!
Control ﬂow, back up
element selectors

Extensibility Code export & plugins
https://unsplash.com/photos/ahi73ZN5P0Y

WebDriver: Refreshed!
Friendly Locators, CDP,
& the W3C Protocol

We’re adopting the W3C
WebDriver protocol
It’s already implemented
in Selenium 3.141.59
https://unsplash.com/photos/ywqa9IZB-dU

What does the mean for users? Probably nothing
https://unsplash.com/photos/i55tj_BBwa0

Who Cares About Protocol
Dialects?
“Selenium as a Service”
providers

Drop-in upgrade With caveats
https://unsplash.com/photos/wbx3FeGOEQ0

If it was deprecated It’s probably gone
https://unsplash.com/photos/TW62wXQ6Omc

Legacy wire protocol support
Provided by the java
bindings and legacy jars
https://unsplash.com/photos/CeZypKDceQc

.Net, JS, Ruby, & Python: W3C
only
Even Java will require
you to make extra effort
https://unsplash.com/photos/V862kywlKkw

Does this matter? Probably not
https://unsplash.com/photos/Ar5FGfHXwMU

All third party drivers use the W3C
protocol already
Woohoo!
https://unsplash.com/photos/IuLgi9PWETU

Finding things is hard
The provided “By”
implementations are
limited
https://unsplash.com/photos/yxvRh0C-aVA

Friendly locators: a history Sahi started it
https://unsplash.com/photos/NywSG9q3wC8

Friendly locators
“near”, “above”, “below”,
“left of”, “right of”,
https://unsplash.com/photos/C5XyLljkMrY

Grid: Modernised!
Scalable, Docker,
Observable

Problems with Selenium Grid 2
2011 was a long time
ago
https://unsplash.com/photos/RfAEjh_J6e0

The modern world
Docker, Kubernetes,
AWS, GCP, Azure
https://unsplash.com/photos/rSFxBGpnluw

Zalenium is excellent
Docker and kubernetes
support, nicer UI
https://unsplash.com/photos/eA2t5EvcxU4

Problems with Selenium Grid 2 The selenium codebase
https://unsplash.com/photos/hKVg7ldM5VU

Selenium Grid 4 Because we can’t count
https://unsplash.com/photos/GFpxQ2ZyNc0

Selenium Grid 4 A Fresh Architecture
Router
Node
Session
Map
Distributor
New Session

Selenium Grid 4 A Fresh Architecture
Router
Node
Session
Map
Distributor
Next Command

Selenium Grid 4 Observability
https://unsplash.com/photos/imwaY7KA9qs

Selenium 4
• A new IDE

• WebDriver

• Same user-facing APIs

• “Only” the W3C WebDriver
protocol

• Grid

• Better suited to the modern
world

• Cleaner code base
https://unsplash.com/photos/ceLRoyy1p9Y

Will my tests break on BrowserStack?
• No!
• Your tests will continue to work
• But get ahead of the changes. Update your test suite to
use W3C.

Key changes: Standard Capabilities
JSONWire W3C

Key changes: BrowserStack Capabilities
JSONWire W3C

Another Example in Java: W3C on a real iPhone XS

Any Questions?
https://unsplash.com/photos/AoqgGAqrLpU

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1. Selenium 4 with Simon Stewart

2. Our Speakers Simon is the Selenium Project’s lead, the creator of WebDriver, and the co-editor of the W3C WebDriver speciﬁcation. His career has lead him through ThoughtWorks, Google, and Facebook. Praveen is the Director of Product Management and Product Marketing at BrowserStack. In his previous life, Praveen was a full-stack developer, and loves to talk about the world before and after AJAX .

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4. Selenium 4 Simon Stewart (@shs96c) Selenium Project Lead

5. TL;DR • Why the major version number bump? • A new IDE • Stable user-facing APIs • New tricks • CDP integration • Friendly locators • A Modernised Selenium Grid

6. Selenium is a family IDE, WebDriver, Grid https://unsplash.com/photos/SIOdjcYotms

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44. Key changes: BrowserStack Capabilities JSONWire W3C

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