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                                            Thomas Landauer

Avoid `webDriver->quit()` on `__destruct()` when scraping remote websites

Firefox.

Tests pass, but throw a FatalError at end (Curl error thrown for http DELETE to /session/xxxxxx)

Probably related to (or same as): https://github.com/symfony/panther/issues/466

Adding Port

No, sorry, I have too little overview. * Some headings explicitly mention Chrome (e.g. [Passing Arguments to ChromeDriver](https://github.com/symfony/panther#passing-arguments-to-chromedriver) * Some headings mention a topic (but no platform), but the text...

JavaScript string containing `</html>` breaks `seeElement()` and `seeNumberOfElements()`

No, adding `

`wantTo()` is not documented

That says: > Within a long scenario, you should describe what actions you are going to perform and what results should be achieved. Comment methods like amGoingTo, expect, expectTo help...

`wantTo()` is not documented

Oh, thanks! But what's the reason for having so many? I mean, those two produce the same output: ```php $I->expectTo('foo'); $I->expect('to foo'); ``` So why not replace them all by...

`wantTo()` is not documented

I opened a discussion for this: https://github.com/Codeception/Codeception/discussions/6146

`success` and `fail` characters (checkmark and "x") are displayed without color (i.e. grey)

It's in fact a bug in my terminal ("Konsole"): https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=349088

`success` and `fail` characters (checkmark and "x") are displayed without color (i.e. grey)

Well, this removes *all* color from the output, so it's even worse than with the misrendered symbols ;-)

Suggestion: Allow PHP `const`s in YAML configuration files

Is it worth documenting this? Cause when Codeception moves to PHP configuration, it will be obsolete. When do you think this will happen? See https://github.com/Codeception/Codeception/discussions/6007#discussioncomment-226966