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 ===Puppetize Firefox - Firefoxify Puppeteer ([https://people.mozilla.org/p/r--Xb1YelqVVtOnApBMdiC-Cg== Henrik Skupin])===
-<BLOCKQUOTE>The internet is not healthy if popular web automation or testing tools only work
+<BLOCKQUOTE>The internet is not healthy if popular web automation or testing tools only work in Chrome. Until recently, that was the case with Puppeteer, a node.js library developed by Google on top of the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP).
-in Chrome. Until recently, that was the case with Puppeteer, a node.js library
-developed by Google on top of the Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP).
-The Web Compatibility team has implemented a subset of CDP in Firefox, and
+The Web Compatibility team has implemented a subset of CDP in Firefox, and we're working with Google toward cross-browser support in Puppeteer. At the same time, this work is the first step toward bidirectional communication in the WebDriver standard for browser remote control: someday it will be easy to write event-driven browser automation that works across all browsers.
-we're working with Google toward cross-browser support in Puppeteer. At the same time, this work is the first step toward bidirectional communication in the WebDriver standard for browser remote control: someday it will be easy to write event-driven browser automation that works across all browsers.
 Our demo will showcase the current state of the project, how it relates to WebDriver, and how Puppeteer can currently be used with Firefox, e.g. by running the Gutenberg editor tests for Wordpress.</BLOCKQUOTE>