Hello, I’m Andreas Tolfsen. I work on the underpinnings of the web platform, in particular on tooling and standards for interoperability and automation. This site curates some of the things I create.
More projects at GitHub and on my git mirror.
Tutorial on using git(1) for Gecko development.
Future of WebDriver presented at Selenium user groups in Belfast and Tel Aviv.
The case against visibility checks in WebDriver, positing that platform APIs to deal with hit-testing is necessary.
Thoughts on distributed bug tracking.
libexec is a system directory meant for system daemons and utilities executed by other programs, but which are not intended to be executed directly by users.
libexec
Earlier today we released geckodriver version 0.11.1. geckodriver is an HTTP proxy for using W3C WebDriver-compatible clients to interact with Gecko-based browsers.
The W3C Browser Tools- and Testing Working Group met again 13-14 July 2016 in Redmond, WA to discuss the progress of the WebDriver specification. I will try to summarise the discussions, but if you’re interested in all the details the meetings have been meticulously scribed.