Ummm ... isn't Selenium technology from the 90's? We've already got tons of alternatives to it (Playwright, Puppeteer, etc.).
If you're making a new product in that space, instead of referencing ancient technology, it'd make much more sense to present it as an alternative to them. Otherwise it's like saying "I've got a great alternative to QBasic!" Great, but I'm already using Python, I don't care about your alternative to dead/old tech.
If you're making a new product in that space, instead of referencing ancient technology, it'd make much more sense to present it as an alternative to them. Otherwise it's like saying "I've got a great alternative to QBasic!" Great, but I'm already using Python, I don't care about your alternative to dead/old tech.