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Operating Systems supported by Selenium Webdriver

Microsoft Windows:
Most versions of MS Windows that are currently still supported by Microsoft should work with Selenium. Altough here's the list of OS's we currently run tests against before each release:
  •     Windows XP (to be unsupported on April 8, 2014)
  •     Windows 7
  •     Windows 8
  •     Windows 8.1
If your version of windows is not listed, it does not mean Selenium won't attempt to support it. That only means we don't continually run tests on that particular version of Windows.

Apple OS X:
We currently do not use any version of OS X in our automated tests against the selenium project. However most developers on the project are using a recent version of OS X and we'll continue to support the current stable release and often the previous release.

Linux:
We test mainly on Ubuntu, but other variations of Linux should also work where the browser manufacturers support them.

iOS:
The first lines of the iPhoneDriver (which also worked on the iPad) added to the project early in 2009.

Android:
The AndroidDriver was added in June 2010, and was primarily developed by engineers at Google.

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