Well, Selenium WebDriver is by far one of the most used tools for automation testing, I started with it! ;) so it is nostalgic to use everyday, hehe,there are many good points for its use, for example: Cross-Browser Testing, I can testin on Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, support of Multiple Programming Languages, such as Java, which is the one I use the most, is independent of the Platform, I can use on Windows and Mac, it has a strong community and there is plenty documentation, it can be integrated with CI/CD tools, such as Jenkins, GitHub Actions.

I am integrating my selenium framework for our project using hybrid framework all testng, pom file and builder pattern . Supports a wide range of web browsers and platforms (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, etc.), making it highly adaptable. Interacts with diverse web elements (buttons, links, text fields, etc.) using various locators, catering to different web application interfaces. Integrates with multiple programming languages (Python, Java, C#, JavaScript, etc.), offering flexibility for development teams.

I specially use it when I have some difficulties to get the locators from web pages where the HTML is complex, it helps on those scenarios to do not complicate myself trying to find the best way to interact with some elements of a web page, is easy to install and use.