Rather than hardcoding default URLs, paths, revisions, mobile device settings, and so on into the driver class itself, it makes more sense to encapsulate all those settings into a properties file. This way, users do not have to traverse through code to change a setting, driver version, or any paths required to support running the driver across platforms such as Windows, iOS, and Linux. Also, different sets of properties can be stored in the file for different environments such as local, remote, or third-party grids. Properties can be stored and retrieved in Java using the Properties class. The following code examples show property file formats, and the use of properties files in the Selenium driver class:
// Properties Class
public class CreateDriver {
private Properties driverProps...
