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Fixed xvfb command
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You can

  • use a Firefox in a virtual framebuffer: xvfb-run -a firefox
  • use SlimerJS (a embedded Gecko/rendering engine from Firefox) with xcfb,
  • use PhantomJS as embedded WebKit without the need for a display and selenium support via GhostDriver - if WebKit is OK for you.

You can

  • use a Firefox in a virtual framebuffer: xvfb -a firefox
  • use SlimerJS (a embedded Gecko/rendering engine from Firefox) with xcfb,
  • use PhantomJS as embedded WebKit without the need for a display and selenium support via GhostDriver - if WebKit is OK for you.

You can

  • use a Firefox in a virtual framebuffer: xvfb-run -a firefox
  • use SlimerJS (a embedded Gecko/rendering engine from Firefox) with xcfb,
  • use PhantomJS as embedded WebKit without the need for a display and selenium support via GhostDriver - if WebKit is OK for you.
Added SlimerJS
Source Link
flob
flob
  • 136
  • 3

You can

  • use a Firefox in a virtual framebuffer: xvfb -a firefox
  • use SlimerJS (a embedded Gecko/rendering engine from Firefox) with xcfb,
  • use PhantomJS as embedded WebKit without the need for a display and selenium support via GhostDriver - if WebKit is OK for you.

You can

  • use a Firefox in a virtual framebuffer: xvfb -a firefox
  • use PhantomJS as embedded WebKit without the need for a display and selenium support via GhostDriver - if WebKit is OK for you.

You can

  • use a Firefox in a virtual framebuffer: xvfb -a firefox
  • use SlimerJS (a embedded Gecko/rendering engine from Firefox) with xcfb,
  • use PhantomJS as embedded WebKit without the need for a display and selenium support via GhostDriver - if WebKit is OK for you.
Source Link
flob
flob
  • 136
  • 3

You can

  • use a Firefox in a virtual framebuffer: xvfb -a firefox
  • use PhantomJS as embedded WebKit without the need for a display and selenium support via GhostDriver - if WebKit is OK for you.