geckodriver-v0.36.0 (2025-02-25, a3d508507022)

0.36.0 (2025-02-25, `a3d508507022`)

Support for searching the Firefox Developer Edition’s default path on macOS.

Implemented by Gatlin Newhouse.
Ability to push a WebExtension archive as created from a base64 encoded string
to an Android device.
Added an allowPrivateBrowsing field for POST /session/{session id}/moz/addon/install
to allow the installation of a WebExtension that is enabled in Private Browsing mode.
Introduced the --allow-system-access command line argument for geckodriver, which will
be required for future versions of Firefox (potentially starting with 138.0) to allow
testing in the chrome context.
Added support for preserving crash dumps for crash report analysis when
Firefox crashes. If the MINIDUMP_SAVE_PATH environment variable is set
to an existing folder, crash dumps will be saved accordingly. For mobile
devices, the generated minidump files will be automatically transferred
to the host machine.

For more details see the documentation of how to handle crash reports.

Updated the type of the x and y fields of pointer move actions (mouse and touch)
from integer to fractional numbers to ensure a more precise input control.

Note: Support for fractional values is available starting with Firefox 137.
For older versions, clients or tests must explicitly pass integer values for
both fields.
Replaced serde_yaml with yaml-rust because it's no longer officially supported.
The --enable-crash-reporter command line argument has been deprecated to
prevent crash reports from being submitted to Socorro. This argument will be
completely removed in the next version.

Instead, use the MINIDUMP_SAVE_PATH environment variable to get minidump
files saved to a specified location.

Fixed route registration for WebAuthn commands, which were introduced in
geckodriver 0.34.0 but mistakenly registered under /sessions/ instead of
/session/, causing them to be non-functional.

Removed the -no-remote command-line argument usage for Firefox, which does no longer exist.