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docs(readme): say the --visual screenshots run through Selenium WebDriver - #49
The README listed the browsers the visual comparison supports but never said what drives them. The code takes every screenshot with Selenium WebDriver (wayback_diff/visual_comparison.py, installed by the visual extra together with webdriver-manager), so anyone looking for a Selenium-based tool could not tell from the README.
This adds "driven by Selenium WebDriver" to the screenshots line under Features. Nothing else changes.
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Clarified that screenshots are driven by Selenium WebDriver.
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The README now states that Selenium WebDriver drives screenshots for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Opera.
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Browser screenshot description README.md
The description identifies Selenium WebDriver as the driver for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Opera screenshots.
This change clarifies that Selenium WebDriver drives the listed browser screenshots and does not alter runtime behavior. No actionable merge risk remains beyond normal checks.
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The README listed the browsers the visual comparison supports but never said what drives them. The code takes every screenshot with Selenium WebDriver (
wayback_diff/visual_comparison.py, installed by thevisualextra together with webdriver-manager), so anyone looking for a Selenium-based tool could not tell from the README.This adds "driven by Selenium WebDriver" to the screenshots line under Features. Nothing else changes.
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