Selenium 4.32 Released! (original) (raw)

Today we’re happy to announce that Selenium 4.32 has been released!

We’re excited to announce the release of Selenium 4.32 for Javascript, Ruby, Python, .NET, Java and the Grid! 🎉
This release continues the focus on strengthening BiDi support across multiple bindings, improving stability in tests, and refining documentation and developer experience.

Links to all assets can be found on our downloads page.

🚀 Major Highlights

Enhanced BiDi (Bi-Directional) protocol support for Python, Java, Ruby, and .NET bindings
Dozens of bug fixes and stability improvements in tests and documentation
Selenium Grid now better handles capabilities for mobile testing with Relay Nodes
New utility class in Python to manage a local Grid server
Additional updates to support AOT compatibility and memory optimizations in .NET

🔹 Language-Specific Changes

Java

BiDi improvements: onNavigationCommitted, getClientWindows, and Edge support #15560, #15661
BiDi tests enabled for Edge network module #15654
Set BiDi as active protocol for Remote Firefox #15224
Dependency versioning improvements via BOM #15689

Python

Fixes to test args for --headless and --bidi #15567
Improvements in test coverage and cleanup #15579, #15580
FedCM state leak fix #15583
BiDi Network: intercepts and authentication implemented #14592
Implemented BiDi browser, browsing_context, and log modules #15616, #15631, #15668
Added Server utility class to manage Grid #15666
Modernized linting setup and doc publishing #15614

JavaScript

Set remote active protocol in Firefox to BiDi only

Ruby

Added PrintOptions support #15158
WebSocket port handling for Firefox #15458
BiDi setViewport, activate, and log support enhanced #15290, #15365

.NET

Extensive BiDi refactoring for better spec alignment and AOT compatibility #15575, #15591
Introduced strong typing for LocalValue conversions #15532
Refined network interception and error handling #15603, #15521
Websocket memory and platform detection improvements #15640, #15649