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52 To control a browser, you need to start a *remote end* (server), which will listen to the commands sent
53 from this library and will execute them in the respective browser.
55 This could be Selenium standalone server, but for local development, you can send them directly to so-called "browser driver" like Chromedriver or Geckodriver.
102 When creating a browser session, be sure to pass the url of your running server.
117 Now you can start browser of your choice:
132 Desired capabilities define properties of the browser you are about to start.
153 Capabilities can also be used to [? configure a proxy server](https://github.com/php-webdriver/php-webdriver/wiki/HowTo-Work-with-proxy) which the browser should use.
155 To configure browser-specific capabilities, you may use [? ChromeOptions](https://github.com/php-webdriver/php-webdriver/wiki/Chrome#chromeoptions)
160 ### 4. Control your browser
181 // Make sure to always call quit() at the end to terminate the browser session