We’ve also tested this on MacOS and it works great. ![]() This should also work very similarly on Windows and MacOS with slight modifications. These instructions are tested and based around an Ubuntu Linux 20.04 environment. In this guide we are going to be using Selenium with the webdriver and Python to automate the Firefox browser. This can be helpful for sites that discourage automation or for cases when you want to run a test that will be as close as possible to what an actual end user would do. The advantage to this is that you will have the capabilities of a real browser and that your scripts will appear to the website to be an actual, real, user controlled browser. ![]() Rather than access a website directly with HTTP calls from an API, Selenium allows you to control an actual real browser. Selenium is a tool for browser automation and testing. Selenium Setup and Install Webdriver with Python
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