r/selenium is a subreddit with 14k members. The most common kinds of discussions are solution requests and advice requests, and the community frequently discusses selenium, automation, testing, web, and python.
Welcome to the selenium subreddit! This is a space to discuss Selenium, the popular open source web browser automation project. Selenium is a set of tools and libraries to control your web browser. It is used by thousands of individuals and companies doing automated software testing and web scraping. We hope you enjoy this community.
Popular Themes in r/selenium
#1
Solution Requests
: "After 6 years of Selenium, we stopped fighting over frameworks and went selector-free"
33 posts
#2
Advice Requests
: "Is Selenium still worth learning for modern websites?"
20 posts
#3
Pain & Anger
: "Beginner struggling to get find_element to work in Python"
16 posts
#4
Opportunities
: "New Automation project"
2 posts
#5
Self-Promotion
: "Announcing a new community for selenium!"
2 posts
#6
Ideas
: "Quick Survey on Web Automation Frameworks (Cypress, Selenium, Playwright, etc.) — Need Your Input!"
1 post
#7
News
: "Selenium founder will be a part of this event"
1 post
Popular Topics in r/selenium
#1
Selenium
: "We're Back! r/Selenium is open to the public again"
212 posts
#2
Automation
: "🛠 Is Selenium still the best choice for browser Automation in 2025?"
92 posts
#3
Testing
: "Is Selenium still the best tool for automation Testing?"
61 posts
#4
Web
: "I built an open-source AI-powered library for Web testing with Selenium"
45 posts
#5
Python
: "Just starting with Python + Selenium – need advice!"
36 posts
#6
Chrome
: "Selenium stucked while opening Chrome after Chrome update 136"
35 posts
#7
Browser
: "Selenium + Bidi can actually create multiple tabs/windows that don't share session cache using 1 webdriver instance without need to use incognito Browser Option like in Playwright but even simpler."
29 posts
#8
Javascript
: "Data scraping and I get this problem: We're sorry but viewer-app doesn't work properly without Javascript enabled. Please enable it to continue"
15 posts
#9
Web Scraping
: "Demo web apps for E2E testing?"
13 posts
#10
Element
: "Find all input web Elements in a webpage ?"
11 posts
Flair Used in r/selenium
#1
UNSOLVED
: "Selenium Java - Quit webdriver if browser is still open after 5 min"
17 posts
#2
Unsolved
: "Vibecheck: Are people using AI code editors for Selenium test automation"
15 posts
#3
Resource
: "My favorite selector cheat sheet"
7 posts
#4
Announcement
: "We're Back! r/selenium is open to the public again"
2 posts
#5
Showcase
: "I built an open-source AI-powered library for web testing with Selenium"
2 posts
#6
Solved
: "Stopping a test when a given time has passed"
2 posts
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Last updated: June 3, 2026