Selenium is an open source project for automated testing of web applications across different browsers and platforms. It provides tools and libraries that enable developers to automate browser interactions, supporting multiple programming languages.
Why this server?
Provides browser automation capabilities built on Selenium/SeleniumBase, including launching browser sessions, navigating, clicking, typing, selecting options, waiting for elements, executing JavaScript, and taking screenshots.
Why this server?
Provides CDP debug port and WebSocket endpoint via open_browser that Selenium can use to automate pages inside fingerprinted browser profiles.
Why this server?
Enables running and debugging Selenium test scripts on BrowserStack's device and browser grid, with access to Test Observability features
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Allows Selenium WebDriver to be used as the browser automation engine instead of Playwright, with the same self-healing tools.
Why this server?
Planned support for generating automation test scripts in Selenium WebDriver from generated test cases.
Why this server?
Provides comprehensive web browser automation tools including multi-browser support (Chrome, Firefox, Edge), element interaction (click, type, hover, drag & drop), navigation control, wait strategies, and JavaScript execution for automated testing and web scraping.
Why this server?
Provides an MCP capability layer for Selenium UI automation engineering, enabling AI agents to discover project structure, analyze test failures, and eventually drive a real browser to verify fixes.
Why this server?
Maps PageSnap locators to Selenium locator strategies, providing snippets, scores, and stability details for use in Selenium tests.
Why this server?
Enables Selenium-based web test automation, including live step-by-step execution and final Robot Framework suite generation.
