The biggest benefit of using Selenium is that you can use the same tests to test multiple browsers. If we are interested in just a single browser, like Chrome, we'd be better off using Puppeteer. So, let's add Firefox to our tests.
Firefox, like Chrome, requires a driver to work. Firefox's driver is geckodriver, which uses the Marionette proxy to send instructions to Firefox (Marionette is similar to Chrome's DevTools Protocol):
$ yarn add geckodriver --dev
Now, all we need to do is change the forBrowser call to use "firefox":
this.driver = new webdriver.Builder() .forBrowser("firefox") .build();
When we run our tests again, Firefox will be used instead of Chrome.
However, instead of hard-coding the browser ...
