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Currently our UI tests run on Chrome only, even though Selenium would easily support FF.
Allow switching between the two browsers via configuration, in hopes FF would yield more stability and speed of execution.
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DEV NOTES
Stopped progress as I stumbled upon an issue with CodeField#setValue.
Under the hood, the field uses a textarea as input and FF driver doesn't like it. I tried setting the capability moz:webdriverClick to false as suggested in the StackOverflow post below but then a whole slew of tests started to fail.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49864965/org-openqa-selenium-elementnotinteractableexception-element-is-not-reachable-by/49872160#49872160
Furthermore, given we apparently reached a certain ITs stability after DEV-1938, this ticket has become less urgent.
To test locally (e.g. IntelliJ)
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MGNLTEST-212 Play with different browsers ... and browser options
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