{"shas":[["249587df9e3745bfc87d59639e4aade290cb1b97","c075c2fe6fc704314822bf0cca20edf64bbee86e@gmail.com","Added some sample browser strings","Eric Pierce"],["b3895b0e36c54c57513c2882d14a1512e50b3b92","c075c2fe6fc704314822bf0cca20edf64bbee86e@gmail.com","First draft of an illustration of the Rsel stack","Eric Pierce"],["17ca2019eadc297e07bcec42b5de30e80b79aa45","c075c2fe6fc704314822bf0cca20edf64bbee86e@gmail.com","Use javascript-xpath for iexplore\n\nUnder MSIE, the default javascript driver used by Selenium (ajaxslt) is\nexcruciatingly slow, taking several minutes just to locate a text field.\nOther Selenium users have noticed this problem and suggested using the\njavascript-xpath driver instead; in my experiments, this results in some\nspeedup on IE, up to 3x faster in some cases.\n\nFor a very simple scenario (login/logout):\n    Firefox: ~30 seconds\n    MSIE8: ~108 seconds\n    MSIE8: ~81 seconds with javascript-xpath\n\nFor a more complex scenario (involving several forms):\n    Firefox: ~2 minutes\n    MSIE8: ~60 minutes\n    MSIE8: ~20 minutes with javascript-xpath\n\nSo MSIE is still much slower than Firefox, but also much faster than it\nwas before. Still investigating other ways of speeding up MSIE that\ncould be leveraged by Rsel.","Eric Pierce"]],"ref":"refs/heads/master","size":3,"head":"17ca2019eadc297e07bcec42b5de30e80b79aa45","push_id":41411476}