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In that case, "headless" refers to the method those tools use to run their automated tests. In the case of this "Headless Recorder" however, it apparently runs
by spuz 5y ago
In that case, "headless" refers to the method those tools use to run their automated tests. In the case of this "Headless Recorder" however, it apparently runs as an extension in a real browser and records real human inputs which implies it must be running "headed". So the question still applies.
- nicoburns 5y agoI think it requires a "head" to record. But the generated scripts can then be run headless.
- monkpit 5y agoAny scripts could run headed or headless, the name doesn’t make sense because of that. Headless is a runtime argument passed to the chromedriver, not a property of the test script itself.