The ``Driver()`` manager format can be used as a drop-in replacement for virtually every Python/selenium framework, as it uses the raw ``driver`` instance for handling commands. The ``Driver()`` method simplifies the work of managing drivers with optimal settings, and it can be configured with multiple args. The ``Driver()`` also accepts command-line options (such as ``python --headless``) so that you don't need to modify your tests directly to use different settings. These command-line options only take effect if the associated method args remain unset (or set to ``None``) for the specified options.
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