Yes you’re definitely right - I’ve recently started using SeleniumBase for Python which includes a few extra niceties. I was more asking about the part where yo

Yes you’re definitely right - I’ve recently started using SeleniumBase for Python which includes a few extra niceties. I was more asking about the part where you compare between releases (or test suite runs) to see if anything changed. I suppose you can just use compare hashes, but I could imagine also having some feature that highlights changes on the screenshot. SeleniumBase has a feature that looks at markup and which stores screenshots for visual comparison to a set baseline: https://seleniumbase.io/examples/visual_testing/ReadMe/ https://seleniumbase.io/examples/visual_testing/ReadMe/ Found this blog describing use of SeleniumBase for that and OpenCV for screenshot comparison as another layer: https://blog.streamlit.io/testing-streamlit-apps-using-seleniumbase/ https://blog.streamlit.io/testing-streamlit-apps-using-selen...