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cleversession
1. OVERVIEW
A CleverDict subclass to handle selenium webbrowser sessions
2. INSTALLATION
pip install cleversession
3. BASIC USE
>>> import cleversession
4. UNDER THE BONNET
5. CONTRIBUTING
Contact Peter Fison peter@southwestlondon.tv or feel free to raise Pull Requests / Issue in the normal Github way.
6. CREDITS
7. PAYING IT FORWARD
If cleversession helps you save time and focus on more important things, please feel free to to show your appreciation by starring the repository on Github.
I'd also be delighted if you wanted to:
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