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Something I should know more about. I was trying to persuade Firefox on Linux to run a Selenium-IDE test I made from the command line. The examples of using TestRunner.html to do this are all for Windows. No one jumped up in #selenium and said "don't be daft". So variations on: iceweasel -chrome 'chrome://selenium-ide/content/selenium/TestRunner.html?test=file:///home/simon/Desktop/login-and-submit&auto=false&baseURL=http://example.com/' -height 900 -width 900 It mostly starts Firefox/Iceweasel (10), sometimes does compatibility check for addons, and then sits with no window open spawning the odd process, and waiting for something interesting to happen. Has anyone run such a test case from Linux command line (and ideally and pulled back a result). I note Mr Hudson is clearly interested in this sort of thing. I just need to automate a page with javascript in, nothing very clever, need to login, click a few links, and wait 90 seconds, then check on screen for a result. But I want eventually the run it under xvfb so it can be forgotten about till it fails, and Selenium looked like a relatively well trodden path to try. I do similar stuff for screenshots all the time, but then I just need to visit a page and run the javascript and snapshot the result, not interact with it at all. -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/listfaq