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[🚀 Feature]: Selenium Manager support browserName recognized by each driver #11352
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👍 this makes sense |
So, looking at actual implementations, what we really want is "internet explorer" here (https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/blob/trunk/java/src/org/openqa/selenium/remote/Browser.java#L41) and for that matter I'm guessing we can't have spaces on command line, so maybe |
Completed with #11420. |
I'm still having issues with multiple browser names on my mac, so I'm reopening to track This is mac64 built from se_mgr_browser_path branch
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and this was a mistake on my part, working as intended in the latest branches. |
Feature and motivation
Right now
--browser
only supportsiexplorer
and it seems like it should be easy to support both. All of the Selenium code right now is either "IE" or "InternetExplorer". I had to hack a workaround in Python code, (though hopefully we change this soon anyway).Usage example
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