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When I use Selenium, I know the browser supports everything that the end user will and that includes, javascript evaluation, plugin loading, whatever. To make
by wildmXranat 15y ago
When I use Selenium, I know the browser supports
everything that the end user will and that includes, javascript evaluation, plugin loading, whatever.
To make a comparison for our heavy Selenium use, I can't clearly see what is lacking in PhantomJS that would be a show stopper.
Does anybody know if other than lack of Flash support, it covers all aspects of what the end user would experience ?
- lazerwalker 15y agoThe main advantage of Selenium is that it allows you to test cross-platform compatibility, since it can be configured to run on pretty much every major browser/OS combo. For everything other than that, though, PhantomJS is fantastic. It's infinitely more pleasant to deal with than Selenium.