How does Webdriver / Selenium “talk” to your local web browser?

It does this by having a webserver within the Webdriver addon for firefox. The language bindings then do a REST-ish type call to it to get something done, like clicks, typing etc You can see the REST-ish interface Here We call it the Json Wire protocol. We also have more native events via the Advanced User Interactions API This does more native clicks and typing, at the OS level Each language binding takes care of that for you so you don't need to worry about it.

It does this by having a webserver within the Webdriver addon for firefox. The language bindings then do a REST-ish type call to it to get something done, like clicks, typing etc. You can see the REST-ish interface Here. We call it the Json Wire protocol.

We also have more native events via the Advanced User Interactions API. This does more native clicks and typing, at the OS level. Each language binding takes care of that for you so you don't need to worry about it.

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