Instead, the two tools are increasingly being used for different automation requirements. Playwright is particularly attractive for modern web applications where fast execution, auto-waiting, browser contexts, and integrated testing capabilities are important. Selenium continues to be valuable for organisations with established WebDriver frameworks, large automation infrastructures, and complex cross-browser or distributed testing requirements. Introduction Playwright is not completely replacing Selenium, but it is becoming a strong alternative for modern web application testing. Playwright offers built-in auto-waiting, browser automation, test runner capabilities, and support for Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit. Selenium remains widely relevant because of its long-standing WebDriver ecosystem, broad browser support, remote execution, and Selenium Grid capabilities. For QA professionals deciding between Selenium and a Playwright automation course, the better choice depends on the applica...