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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion docs/selenium-default-capabilities.md
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| `webStorageEnabled` | true, false | Decides if a session is able to connect with [storage objects](https://www.w3.org/TR/2009/WD-webstorage-20091029/).|
| `acceptSslCerts` | true, false | Decides if a session by default should accept all SSL certificates.|
| `unexpectedAlertBehaviour` | accept, dismiss, ignore | Determines the action of a browser for handling alerts, prior to pointing the UnhandledAlertException. |
| elementScrollBehavior | integer | Determines the scrolling behavior according to the user provided input. The user can decide if the elements should be aligned to top(0) or bottom(1) with respect to the elements scroll-ability inside the viewport. By default the value is set to 1, aligning the scroll behavior to top. This is compatible with IE and Firefox (since 2.36) |
| `elementScrollBehavior` | integer | Determines the scrolling behavior according to the user provided input. The user can decide if the elements should be aligned to top(0) or bottom(1) with respect to the elements scroll-ability inside the viewport. By default the value is set to 1, aligning the scroll behavior to top. This is compatible with IE and Firefox (since 2.36) |
| `enableCrossSiteBlocking` | true, false | Prevents cross-site tracking. |
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