Selenium Default Capabilities

Default Capabilities Reference

These are the built-in capabilities that Selenium supports for browser session configuration.

Key	Values	Capability Description
`javascriptEnabled`	true, false	Enables or disables JavaScript execution support based on the provided input.
`databaseEnabled`	true, false	Determines whether a session can communicate with the database.
`locationContextEnabled`	true, false	Determines whether a session can use features related to different geographic locations.
`applicationCacheEnabled`	true, false	Determines whether a session can use the application cache.
`browserConnectionEnabled`	true, false	Determines the browser connectivity for the query involved in the session. Also checks whether the end user can disable the session if required.
`webStorageEnabled`	true, false	Determines whether a session can connect with storage objects.
`acceptSslCerts`	true, false	Determines whether a session should accept all SSL certificates by default.
`unexpectedAlertBehaviour`	accept, dismiss, ignore	Determines the browser action for handling alerts before pointing the UnhandledAlertException.
`elementScrollBehavior`	integer	Determines the scrolling behavior based on the provided input. You can align elements to top(0) or bottom(1) with respect to the elements scroll-ability inside the viewport. By default the value is set to 1, aligning the scroll behavior to top. This is compatible with IE and Firefox (since 2.36).
`preventCrossSiteTracking`	true, false	Blocks or unblocks cross-site tracking.