Selenium looks like it may become an excellent way of testing web applications.
It uses a javascript library to run the tests in a web browser (versions already available for IE and Firefox on Windows, Linux and Mac. With Safari on the way). The javascript runs the application in a frame.
Currently you can write the tests as a simple html table or you can write them in a "driven" mode using Java or Ruby. Looks like Python support is coming.
Thanks to a couple of posts by Titus Brown in Diary for titus and Diary for titus plus an article he points to Testing Hotlist Update: February 2005 Archives
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