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I didn't follow that development. Can you share why Selenium maintainers chose not to implement headers? Is it that they want to restrict the tool to simulate w
by kensoh 9y ago
I didn't follow that development. Can you share why Selenium maintainers chose not to implement headers? Is it that they want to restrict the tool to simulate what a normal user can do with a browser and not hacks such as overriding headers? Thanks in advance!
- fake-name 9y ago"Something something something normal users can't do that something something". Basically, they're still stuck in this idea that they're ONLY for emulating user-available input (and the dev-tools don't exist). In reality, there is tremendous interest in more complex programmatic interfaces, but apparently they're unwilling to see that, and are instead only interested in their implementations "user-only" ideological purity.