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What is the difference between driver.close() and driver.quit()?
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- driver.close(): Closes the current browser window/tab only. If multiple windows are open, it closes the window that currently has focus.
- driver.quit(): Closes all browser windows and terminates the WebDriver session completely.
// Closes current window only
driver.close();
// Closes all windows and ends session
driver.quit();
Best Practice: Always use driver.quit() in finally blocks or @AfterMethod to ensure complete cleanup.
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