Selenium WebDriver acts like a real user – clicking buttons and filling out forms, clicking links, and moving between pages – to ensure that sites work properly on the different browsers.

However, when new technologies emerge, and testing techniques change, the issue arises: will Selenium WebDriver keep up? Will it stay at the leading edge of software testing in the following years?

BBC Click's Spencer Kelly devles into the Webdriver Torso mystery On 23 September 2013 at 14:45, YouTube user Webdriver Torso quietly uploaded a video. The mysterious 11-second sequence, external ...