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I’m using Selenium IDE to occasionally test my web applications. However, since Selenium IDE is a plugin for Firefox, and it doesn’t exist yet for Firefox 5 (the latest version of Firefox), I cannot run my tests and cannot create new ones.
Is it possible to use Selenium IDE without an older version of Firefox?
UPDATE: The currently last version of Selenium IDE works with Firefox 5 (problem solved): http://code.google.com/p/selenium/wiki/SeIDEReleaseNotes
If I understand correctly you are asking about the ‘recording’ feature that the plugin provides. Have a look at the code that it creates (on demand).
You can also write that code in a text editor or ide of your choice and then run these tests as part of a test suite in the language that you choose (e.g. java).
This solution requires running the browser(s) you want to test on some test machine/server.