Eclipse has a web browser, but I don't know any straightforward way to open it. I know that if you go to the Eclipse market place and ask for more results it'll open, and if you make the browser open your html you can open it, but is there a more straightforward way to open it? (For example, a button or menu option that says browser?)
Java JDK, Eclipse and Selenium webdriver should be installed in the system before Chrome browser is launch. Navigate to the link: https://chromedriver.chromium.org/downloads. Select the Chrome driver link which matches with the Chrome browser in our system.
To start the web browser, find the browser icon on your device's screen. If you're on a laptop or desktop computer, click the icon. If you're using a smartphone or tablet, tap the icon. A window will open, ready for you to start exploring the internet.
You should try this: In MyEclipse, change the preferences (Window->Preferences->General->Web Browser) check radio button (use external web browser) and click on new to add a new external web browser and set it's location of your browser and enter name (as your choice), then click on ok.
Go to your eclipse Window -> Preferences -> General -> Web Browser and you can select your default Web Browser here and if you want to add some other web browser then click on New button and put and and then click on OK and then after your can see your newly added browser in "External web browser" section.
The Web and Java EE perspective will reveal a button on the toolbar to open a new web browser.
Also, from Window > Show View you find the Internal Web browser view.
The former acts as an editor tab, the later not.
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