Selenium Python - Cross-Browser TestingWhat is a key reason to use headless mode when running Selenium tests?AIt allows tests to run without opening a visible browser windowBIt enables the browser to run with a graphical user interfaceCIt slows down test execution for better debuggingDIt disables JavaScript execution in the browserCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand headless modeHeadless mode runs the browser without a GUI, so no window appears.Step 2: BenefitsThis mode is useful for faster execution and running tests on servers without displays.Final Answer:It allows tests to run without opening a visible browser window -> Option AQuick Check:Headless means no visible browser window [OK]Quick Trick: Headless mode runs browser invisibly [OK]Common Mistakes:Confusing headless mode with disabling JavaScriptThinking headless mode shows the browser UIAssuming headless mode slows down tests
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