I agree that Selenium IDE has been long retired. To put into perspective, active development started in mid 2000s (2006 or 2007). If you look at the commit hist

I agree that Selenium IDE has been long retired. To put into perspective, active development started in mid 2000s (2006 or 2007). If you look at the commit history on github, they only have a few commits sparkled in between months. But the focus of the academic journal (not the blog) was more of a focus on general record/playback testing tools, not just Selenium IDE.