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WebDriver is an API for controlling web browsers, e.g. for automated tests. There are different WebDriver "language bindings" (i.e. client libraries) and WebDriver "implementations" (i.e. browser extensions that make a browser controllable via the API), so if your question is specific to one of them, make sure to also include the appropriate tag.
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Mixing Watir::Browser into RSpec
As far as I can tell, you have 4 options:
Use the current code as-is (and, as you say, risk stepping on an existing method_missing).
You can use RSpec's config.extend to at least limit the inclusion …
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Improving Watir::Browser for my needs
I don't know if you can make it less complex in terms of lines of code, but I'd recommend structuring it a bit differently.
You've already got class << self around the attr_reader, so you might as we …
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