Selenium 4.18 Released!

Today we’re happy to announce that Selenium 4.18 has been released!

We’re very happy to announce the release of Selenium 4.18.0 and 4.18.1 for Javascript, Ruby, Python, .NET, Java and the Grid! Links to everything can be found on our downloads page.

Highlights

  • Chrome DevTools support is now: v120, v121, and v122 (Firefox still uses v85 for all versions)
  • Selenium Manager records usage has been decreased to reduce impact on users.
  • Chrome headless changed the name of the browser to reflect that it is not actually chrome; Selenium now handles this seamlessly, but you should still switch to --headless=new (see: Headless is going away)

Noteworthy changes per language

  • Java
    • Enabling Grid to use self-signed certificate for debugging
    • Added explicit target locator events to the listener support classes in WebDriverListener.
    • Add missing event handlers for TargetLocator interface in WebDriverListener.
    • Several BiDi additions: Browsing context destroyed event, Network intercept commands, command continuewithAuth, between others.
    • See all changes

  • JavaScript
    • Several BiDi additions: Browsing context destroyed event, realm destroyed event, command continuewithAuth, between others.
    • See all changes

  • .NET
    • Fix protocol cdp version for RemoteWebDriver.
    • Fix network response data encoding.
    • Explicitly support passing the full path to driver in Service constructor
    • See all changes



  • Rust
    • Add timestamps to Selenium Manager logs
    • Selenium Manager decreases frequency of statistics reporting
    • See all changes

Contributors

Special shout-out to everyone who helped the Selenium Team get this release out!

Selenium

Oscar Devora

Oscar Devora

Manuel Blanco

Manuel Blanco

Oleg Ridchenko

Oleg Ridchenko

Simon Perepelitsa

Simon Perepelitsa

Simon K

Simon K

Valery Yatsynovich

Valery Yatsynovich

Selenium Docs & Website

Michal Nowierski

Michal Nowierski

Mohammad Monfared

Mohammad Monfared

我的饭

我的饭

Nikolay Borisenko

Nikolay Borisenko

Docker Selenium

Selenium Team Members

Thanks as well to all the team members who contributed to this release:

David Burns

David Burns

Boni García

Boni García

Diego Molina

Diego Molina

Sri Harsha

Sri Harsha

Nikolay Borisenko

Nikolay Borisenko

Alex Rodionov

Alex Rodionov

Puja Jagani

Puja Jagani

Simon Stewart

Simon Stewart

Titus Fortner

Titus Fortner

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Happy testing!