`driver.capabilities["browserName"]` now returns "chrome-headless-shell" for `headless` Chrome on Chrome 120, which causes a few issues

[mdmintz]

driver.capabilities["browserName"] now returns "chrome-headless-shell" for headless Chrome on Chrome 120, which causes a few issues.

(Before, it was always returned "chrome" for any type of Chrome.)

This is causing self.is_chromium() to return False on headless Chrome.

It might also be causing other issues to occur.

[mdmintz]

This will get fixed in the next release, which will also contain the selenium 4.16 upgrade. Currently, I'm waiting to see if other issues such as SeleniumHQ/selenium#13257 will be a problem.

[mdmintz]

On headless Edge 120, the value of driver.capabilities["browserName"] is "edge-headless-shell".

[mdmintz]

This was resolved in 4.22.0 - https://github.com/seleniumbase/SeleniumBase/releases/tag/v4.22.0

Note that although the result of driver.capabilities["browserName"] will remain unchanged (that value comes from the browser itself) the methods that use it will change to work via other means.

Eg. is_chromium() becomes:

...
    def is_chromium(self):
        """Return True if the browser is Chrome or Edge."""
        self.__check_scope()
        chromium = False
        if (
            "chrome" in self.driver.capabilities
            or "msedge" in self.driver.capabilities
        ):
            chromium = True
        return chromium