Is there a any win32.dlls to write a web driver to control browser GUI other than selenium?

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I am trying to identify a way to control browser for automation purpose. Though selenium is available. I like to know the possibilities to try it out.

Is there any win32 Dlls helps to do Web Automation like Sanity Testing ?

What I have tried:

I Have tried working with .net webControls but still it just an webcontrol (It work like IE Browser). It will be good if there away to communicate browsers to Automate.

Posted 28-Mar-18 5:43am

Master-Ram

Updated 5-Apr-18 1:14am

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Richard MacCutchan 28-Mar-18 12:05pm

Your question is not clear, please explain exactly what you are trying to do.

Master-Ram 28-Mar-18 12:22pm

Sorry for that..!
Is there any win32 Dlls helps to do Web Automation ?

Richard MacCutchan 28-Mar-18 12:29pm

"to do Web Automation"
What exactly is that supposed to mean?

Master-Ram 28-Mar-18 12:35pm

Sanity testing, Automate Admin Work...

Richard MacCutchan 28-Mar-18 12:50pm

Try www.google.com.

Master-Ram 28-Mar-18 12:52pm

Lol.

Richard MacCutchan 28-Mar-18 13:31pm

Exactly what I thought.

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I'm sure the terms you're using make perfect sense in your head, but you're the only one who can understand what you're thinking. You have to provide exact definitions of what you mean by those terms.

Now, as far as an automation library that supports all the major browsers, Selenium is the only one there is and it's the best of them all. The rest of the automation libraries only support a single browser type or two.

Posted 28-Mar-18 7:10am

Dave Kreskowiak

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Master-Ram · Accepted Answer · 2018-04-05T01:16:00

After lots of POC

A kind of solution found:

UI Automation.

1. Create JS Library to Record/Automate UI Interaction command
2. Create a Proxy using TCP Listener.
3. Run Proxy against a WebSite Inject JS Library in respective Page Response after body tag.

That's It, Now Your UI automation Runs by your Js library.
Similarly for Api Automation.

1. Use Same Proxy to track Request / Reponse.
2. Now you can automate Api with those details.

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