A lot of companies still use Selenium IDE to create and run tests, even though it's basically been deprecated for a couple of years now in favour of WebDriver.

A lot of companies still use Selenium IDE to create and run tests, even though it's basically been deprecated for a couple of years now in favour of WebDriver. The reason a lot of people still use it, is because it's very easy to create a test; you basically record the things you want to test and Selenium IDE generates the test for you, without requiring any programming knowledge. ( Source: I work for a company where people upload their Selenium IDE tests to run them on a large grid of browsers in the cloud, https://testingbot.com https://testingbot.com )