Ivan Krutov

@Shnitzelil sure. The main difference is the absence of MongoDB, extended stats and UI. The main advantage - it's stateless.

Summon @smecsia.

I think the issue is that user dropdown should by default select "All" quota but it selects the first one.

@shaburov JFYI this project is abandoned. Currently supported Selenium load balancer implementation is: http://github.com/aerokube/ggr. This is what we are using in production. It is using the same XML quota files...

Selenograph is only aware of browser name and version. All the rest is proxied to real server that knows how to deal with mobile platforms. For example take a look...

@misticini how about looking in log files: `$ tail -100 /var/log/selenograph/selenograph.log`?