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Find Selenium Objects - id, name and custom attributes highlighted in different colors for easier test automation
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Spot all the available id, name and custom attributes- highlighted in different colors
for web automation using Selenium WebDriver.
This chrome extension - SOF, helps to find all the objects without searching through the DOM. And the id,name and custom attribute values are displayed while hovering on the colored fields.
This way you can see the availability of Selenium objects in every page and you can ask the application developer to add the attributes right away for building robust automation test code when you are running fast in Agile.
*Custom attributes will be continually added on request
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Good Job!! Will help us to identify the object in easy way in chrome.