ChromeOptions used for in Selenium?ChromeOptions lets you customize how the Chrome browser starts in Selenium tests. You can set things like running in headless mode, disabling extensions, or setting window size.
ChromeOptions in Java?You use the method addArguments(String... args). For example, options.addArguments("--headless") runs Chrome without opening a window.
options.setHeadless(true) do?This runs Chrome in headless mode, meaning it works without showing the browser window. Useful for running tests on servers or CI systems.
options.addArguments("--disable-extensions")?To disable all Chrome extensions during testing. This helps avoid interference from extensions that might change page behavior.
ChromeOptions?You create a Map with preferences like "download.default_directory" and pass it to options.setExperimentalOption("prefs", prefs).
The correct method is addArguments() to add command-line arguments to ChromeOptions.
Headless mode means Chrome runs without showing the browser window (no GUI).
Adding the argument --disable-extensions disables all extensions.
setExperimentalOption() is used to set preferences like download directory.
ChromeOptions customizes how Chrome starts, like headless mode or window size.