Difference between Selenium RC and Selenium Webdriver? -


selenium rc:

Selenium commands are sent to the proxy server Proxy server converts selenium command to javascript And it will inject the browser.

Selenium WebDriver:

Selenium Commands is done by Selenium API and will pass the Selenium API command for Browser Native API and it will be executed.

I'm right if this is wrong. Selenium WebDr is the successor to Selenium Remote Control (RC), which is officially disliked @


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