Synchronization Model
How Selenium makes a test wait for a browser that is still working: session timeouts the remote end enforces, client-side polling, and the checks that polling runs.
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page 2 of 2How would you remove a Selenium suite's session-wide implicit wait without silently breaking the tests that depend on it?
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~20 sSetting a suite-wide implicit wait to zero is an experiment, not a refactor: flip one bounded slice, run it repeatedly, and treat each new not-found failure as a test that was leaning on it. Replace those with explicit waits.
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