While I do agree, then you don't have to run Selenium tests on your PC, but let it be done by e.g ci/cd Also depends how many pages do you want to test with Se

While I do agree, then you don't have to run Selenium tests on your PC, but let it be done by e.g ci/cd Also depends how many pages do you want to test with Selenium - if you want to test e.g 5 pages, then it'll be fast enough I guess. There are a few tricks/configurations that make Selenium significantly faster - https://stackoverflow.com/a/57720610 https://stackoverflow.com/a/57720610 A lot of is also on how do you write your "testing infrastructure" - maybe you could reuse engine/browser instance? execute tests parallelly? There's also alternative to Selenium by Microsoft: https://github.com/microsoft/playwright https://github.com/microsoft/playwright AFAIK it's way more reliable than Selenium (false errors) __________ Overall you can still start application inside tests with different startup, without Selenium and send http requests, so you'll have end-to-end tests done fast.