Taking WebElement Partial Screenshot with Selenium

The video tutorial introduces new features in Selenium 4, focusing on capturing screenshots of specific web elements. It explains the process of implementing this feature using Java, including handling file objects and converting them to physical files. The tutorial also covers testing and verifying the implementation to ensure the correct functionality of the screenshot feature.

What new feature was introduced in Selenium 4 regarding screenshots?

• Ability to capture screenshots of multiple pages simultaneously

• Ability to capture screenshots in PDF format

• Ability to capture screenshots without a browser

• Ability to capture screenshots of specific web elements

What is the purpose of using a web element variable in Selenium?

• To store multiple screenshots

• To increase the speed of the test execution

• To simplify code by reusing the web element

• To automatically generate test reports

Which method is used to capture a screenshot of a web element in Selenium?

• captureElementScreenshot

• elementScreenshot

• getScreenshotAs

• takeScreenshot

What library is used to convert a file object to a physical file in Java?

• Java IO

• Apache Commons FileUtils

• Selenium WebDriver

• JUnit

What must be imported to use the FileUtils class in Java?

• JUnit JAR

• Selenium WebDriver JAR

• Java IO JAR

• Apache Commons IO JAR

In what format can the screenshot file be saved?

• TXT or CSV

• PDF or DOCX

• HTML or XML

• PNG or JPEG

Why might you use the web element screenshot feature during automated testing?

• To automatically fix errors in the code

• To verify the correct entry of data into fields

• To increase the speed of test execution

• To reduce the size of test scripts