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cloud & networking Welcome to our collection of the latest and most popular books on Selenium test automation. Selenium is one of the most widely used open-source test automation tools, allowing web developers and QA testers to write automated tests for web applications in multiple browsers. On this page you'll find Selenium books covering beginner to advanced topics, including guides on elements like Selenium IDE, WebDriver, Grid; integrating Selenium with CI/CD pipelines; cross-browser testing; mobile testing; and more. With so many Selenium books to choose from, you're sure to find the perfect one to level up your test automation skills.
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