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How to install Selenium on Linux and automate your web tests

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Selenium is a web testing toolkit that allows you to test a web application in any browser of your choice.

It does this with the help of a software called WebDriver which allows you to emulate a web browser and test your web application in it. In this post I am going to show you how to test a simple CRUD application, by automating link clicking and form filling. Software versions selenium (2.44.0) python 3.4.2 Linux kernel 3.13.0-37-generic and Mint 17.1 for Desktop. Installing Selenium on Linux

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