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MrChecker Test Framework Selenium supports: * Malleable resolution * Remote Web Design * Mobile browsers * Support for many browsers * Internet Explorer, Edge * Chrome, Firefox * ChromeHeadless * Safari * User friendly actions * elementCheckBox * elementDropdown, etc. * Ubiquise test execution * locally * against Selenium Grid through Jenkins * Page Object Model architecture * Selenium WebDriver with Java * Update Observers
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MrChecker Test Framework Selenium supports: * Malleable resolution * Remote Web Design * Mobile browsers * Support for many browsers * Internet Explorer, Edge * Chrome, Firefox * ChromeHeadless * Safari * User friendly actions * elementCheckBox * elementDropdown, etc. * Ubiquise test execution * locally * against Selenium Grid through Jenkins * Page Object Model architecture * Selenium WebDriver with Java * Update Observers
We found that com.capgemini.mrchecker:mrchecker-selenium-module demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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