Selenium Capabilities for version <= 3

Key	Values	Capability Description	Default Value	Alias	Value Type	Example	Possible Errors
browserName	Chrome Firefox Safari MS Edge – Microsoft Edge Opera IE – Internet Explorer	This is a mandatory & case-sensitive capability, which represents the name of the selected browser. capabilities.setCapability("browserName", "Chrome");	Mandatory	browser	String	capabilities.setCapability("browserName","chrome");	Case Sensitive Invalid browser error
version	Example: 101.0 (Beta)	This capability is for the version of the browser mentioned above. This version you provide as a desired capability needs to be a valid one. capabilities.setCapability("version","78.0");
latest	–	The latest keyword will help you run your test cases over the most recent browser version available at LambdaTest. capabilities.setCapability("version","latest");
latest-N	latest-5	This would allow you to execute your test over an older browser version. Here, N represents an integer. So if you wish to test your website over a browser version, which was released 5 versions before the latest one. You can do so using the below capability: capabilities.setCapability("version","latest-5");
platformName	Supported Windows: Windows 11 Windows 10 Windows 8.1 Windows 8 Windows 7 Supported macOS: Monterey Big Sur Catalina Mojave High Sierra Sierra El Capitan Mavericks Yosemite	If a platform for testing is not declared then LambdaTest will map your test to a relevant operating system for the selected browser. So, if you wish to perform Selenium automation testing of your web application on Windows 11 then you need to mention the below line of code in your Desired Selenium Capabilities class. capabilities.setCapability("platformName", "Windows 11"); Similarly, for macOS, if you wish to perform Selenium automation testing of your web application on macOS Monterey, then you need to mention the below line of code in your Desired Selenium Capabilities class. capabilities.setCapability("platformName", "macOS Monterey");	select on the basis of browser. For web Linux win10	platform,OS	String	capabilities.setCapability("platformName", "Windows 10");	Case Sensitive Invalid Platform Error
resolution	1024×768 1280×800 1280×1024 1366×768 1440×900 1680×1050 1600×1200 1920×1200 1920×1080 2048×1536 These values are OS Dependent, Verify from Capability generator String: "1920x1200"	This capability would help you to specify a particular screen resolution for your VM(Virtual Machine). By default, the resolution would be 1024×768. capabilities.setCapability("resolution","1600x1200");	1920 x1080	viewport	String	capabilities.setCapability("resolution","1600x1200");	Case Sensitive Invalid Resolution error
name	Example: ToDo Sample Test name: "Login testcase"	Represents the name of a test. capabilities.setCapability("name", "ToDo Sample Test");	test-id	testname,sessionname,test	String	capabilities.setCapability("name", "ToDo Sample Test");	Case Sensitive > 255 char
driver_version	Example: "driver_version" : "99.0"	Used to specify the driver version of the browser you want to run the test on. Make sure to provide a valid driver version corresponding to the browser used. ``` capabilities.setCapability("driver_version","99.0");
build	build: "Regression Job #567" Example: 5.	Represent the build number for your test. capabilities.setCapability("build", "5.1"); Note: Build string should be less than 255 character	Untitled Build	buildName,job,jobName	String	capabilities.setCapability("build", "5.1"); Note: Build string should be less than 255 character	Case Sensitive > 255 char
projectName	Example: My Test projectName: "Xaviar Project"	Represent the name of a project. capabilities.setCapability("projectName", "Test");	Untitled	projectName,project	String	caps.setCapability("projectName","Test");	Case Sensitive > 255 char
tags	Example: {"Tag 1", "Tag 2", "Tag 3"} tags: {"Staging", "Critical, "Sanity"}	Allows to group your automation tests. String[] tags = {"Tags"}; caps.setCapability("tags", tags); For more details, visit our documentation.			String	String[] tags = {"Tags"}; caps.setCapability("tags", tags); For more details, visit our documentation.	Case Sensitive > 50 char
buildTags	Example: {"Build Tags"} buildTags: {"Build Tags","Staging"}	Allows to group your tests builds. String[] buildTagList = {"Build Tag"}; caps.setCapability("buildTags", buildTagList); For more details, visit our documentation.			String	String[] buildTagList = {"Build Tag"}; caps.setCapability("buildTags", buildTagList); For more details, visit our documentation.
lambda:loadExtension	Example: https://automation-prod-user-files.s3.amazonaws.com/extensions/orgId-XXXX/2.1.0_0.zip	Allows to test .zip extension files uploaded on LambdaTest storage. String[] extension = {"https://automation-prod-user-files.s3.amazonaws.com/extensions/orgId-XXXX/2.1.0_0.zip"}; capabilities.setCapability("lambda:loadExtension", extension); To upload extension on LambdaTest storage, refer to our documentation.
lambda:userFiles	Example:804402.png	Allows to test the uploaded files on LambdaTest. capabilities.setCapability("lambda:userFiles", file); For more details about uploading files, visit our documentation.	-
commandLog	Example: true/false	Allows to hide the command logs. capabilities.setCapability("commandLog", false);	FALSE	commandLogs	Boolean
systemLog	Example: true/false	Allows to hide the Selenium/Appium logs. capabilities.setCapability("systemLog", false);	FALSE	seleniumLogs	Boolean
network.http2	network.http2: true	This enables HTTP2 Support in Martian and has to be used along with network capability.	FALSE		Boolean
DisableXFHeaders	DisableXFHeaders:true	This removes the X-Fowarded Headers added by Martian.	FALSE		Boolean
network.debug	network.debug: true	This enables Debug Logging in Martian. Martian will log every request and response.	FALSE		Boolean
ignoreFfOptionsArgs	ignoreFfOptionsArgs:true	To ignore args in moz:firefoxOptions.	FALSE		Boolean
updateBuildStatusOnSuccess	true/false	To update build Status on replication of test name	FALSE		Boolean