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Advantages of Selenium Webdriver

Webdriver is a tool for automating testing web applications. Webdriver makes direct calls to the browser using each browser’s native support for automation. Selenium Webdriver does not depends upon the server. We can directly run the scripts in the main method. Selenium Webdriver is very simple, easy to use.

Advantages:
1) Support for iPhone and Android testing
2) Implementation of listeners - a much awaited feature
3) Better features for Ajax testing.
4) You can easily simulate clicking on front and back button of browser.
5) You can simulate movement of a mouse using selenium.
6) You can find coordinates of any object using Webdriver.
7) You have classes in Webdriver which help you to simulate key press events of keyboard.
8) Keyword driven framework is very easy to build in webdriver.
9) Selenium Webdriver supports various languages for example java, Python, C#, Ruby, Perl, Php, Java script.
10)  WebDriver is open source & it allows you to easily integrate with testing framework like JUnit or TestNG.

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