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You can do headless browser testing with virtual screen, that doesn't need real one. For corporate uses, you can use something like vPro and it's remote access
by vetinari 4y ago
You can do headless browser testing with virtual screen, that doesn't need real one.
For corporate uses, you can use something like vPro and it's remote access. It works independently of the OS (and by default expects user consent too).